Saint Joseph the Worker: work and the feast of May 1
On May 1, 1955, Pius XII instituted the feast of Saint Joseph the Worker to give Christian meaning to the world day of labor. Learn the history…
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The Silence of Saint Joseph: Why the Gospels Do Not Record a Single Word from Him
Not one word of Saint Joseph was recorded in the Gospels. This article shows why that silence is theological language: active obedience…
Who Was Saint Joseph: What the Gospels Really Say
Saint Joseph was the husband of the Virgin Mary and the legal father of Jesus: a descendant of David, a carpenter of Nazareth, the “just…
Non pacem sed gladium: the scandal of faith, and Mary and the sword of Simeon
Gladium and the sword of Simeon reveal the scandal of faith in Christ. Delve deeper into the Mariological reading of Mt 10:34 in this article…
The word that does not return empty: Is 55, Rom 8 and the parable of the sower
The word of God does not return empty: Is 55, Rom 8 and the parable of the sower illuminate divine fruitfulness. Deepen this Mariological…
Nolite timere: the Marian Saturday, fear, and Mary who did not fear
Mary who did not fear reveals the deep meaning of the Marian Saturday. Between human fear and filial trust, discover the Nolite timere as a…
Sicut oves in medio luporum: the promised persecution and Mary, Queen of Martyrs
Mary, Queen of Martyrs, illuminates the meaning of the persecution promised by Christ. Delve deeper into the Mariological reflection on Mt…
Our Lady of Chiquinquirá, patroness of Colombia
Discover the history of Our Lady of Chiquinquirá, patroness of Colombia, and the marvel of the renewed image that proclaims God’s living…
Dedit illis potestatem: the Twelve sent out and Mary Mater Ecclesiae
A Mariological study of the Twelve sent out and Mary Mater Ecclesiae based on Mt 10:1. Explore the relationship between apostolic power and the…
Holy Mary, Disciple of the Lord
Holy Mary, the perfect disciple, dwelt in the Word and meditated on divine justice. Explore her contemplative vocation in the light of Sacred…
Filiam meam modo defuncta est: Jairus, the Woman with the Hemorrhage, and Mary, Gate of Life
Jairus, the woman with the hemorrhage, and Mary, Gate of Life: three encounters with Christ that reveal faith as the threshold of resurrection.…
Meek and Humble of Heart: Zech 9, Rom 8 and Rest in Mt 11
Zech 9, Rom 8 and Mt 11 converge on the meekness and humility of heart of Christ. Deepen the Mariological meditation for this Sunday in…
Non veni vocare iustos: Matthew, the Tax Collectors, and Mary refugium peccatorum
Mary refugium peccatorum and the calling of sinners in Matthew: a Mariological look at divine mercy. Explore this theological contemplation…
Nisi videro: Thomas, Mary, and the Faith That Touches the Wounds
Thomas demanded to see the wounds before believing. Mary believes without seeing. Explore the faith that touches the Paschal mystery and…
Confide fili: the paralytic, forgiveness, and Mary who presents sinners
A Mariological analysis of the healing of the paralytic in Mt 9:1-8: Christ’s forgiveness and Mary’s role in interceding for sinners. Delve…