The Courage to Witness Christ amid Joy and Crosses This Palm Sunday, the last Sunday in Lent, we hear two impactful stories: the first, that of Jesus’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem; the second, that of His crucifixion. The Reflection of today’s readings is by Br. Magoba Ronald S.J.. In the
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Articles de réflexion sur le Carême
RÉFLEXION SUR L'ÉVANGILE DU CINQUIÈME DIMANCHE DE CARÊME ANNÉE A : JE SUIS LA RÉSURRECTION
In this wonderful homily for 5th Sunday of Lent, Year A, Sch. Rovelt Msaki S.J. explains that the key to understanding the gospel about the raising of Lazarus can be found in the words of Jesus to Martha “He is the resurrection and life.” Today the Church presents us with a
Réflexion sur l'évangile du quatrième dimanche de carême année A : don de la vraie vue
Readings 4th Sunday of Lent (Year A): 1st Reading. 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6 – 7, 10 – 13a. Responsorial Psalm. Psalms 23: 1 – 3a, 3b – 4, 5, 6 2nd Reading. Ephesians 5:8 – 14 Gospel; John 9:1 – 41 Reflection of the reading by Monsieur Dieumerci LONDJIRINGA DRAMANI
RÉFLEXION SUR LA SOIF SPIRITUELLE SUR LA FEMME SAMARITAINE, ANNÉE AU TROISIÈME DIMANCHE DE CARÊME
Sunday Mass Readings for March 12, 2023: Third Sunday of Lent, Year A – Lectionary: 28 1st Reading. Exodus 17:3-7 Responsorial Psalm. Psalms 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 2nd Reading. Romans 5:1-2, 5-8 Gospel John 4:5-42 or John 4:5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42 Reflection of the reading by Bryan P. Galligan, SJ “Is
REFLEXION DU CAREME 2023 (2ÈME DIMANCHE DE CAREME ANNÉE A, 4 MARS 2023)
2nd Sunday of Lent, Year A First Reading: Gen 12:1-4a Psalm 32(33), 4-5, 18ff Second reading: 2 Tim 1:8b-10 Gospel: Mt 17:1-9 Conversion: An Open Gate to Divine Blessings On this 2nd Sunday of Lent in Year A, our meditation from the liturgical texts engages us in a journey of
REFLEXION DU CAREME 2023 (1er dimanche de Carême, 26 février 2023) : Valeur Prier, Donner et Partager
The Reflection is according to today’s Gospel – Matthew 4:1-11. By Fr. Paul Hamill S.J., Treasurer of the Jesuit Conference of Africa and Madagascar (JCAM). One of the driving questions behind the work of the African Jesuit Aids Network (AJAN) according to its director, Fr Ismael Matambura, SJ, is not
Easter Sunday reflection. A Hole in the Ground.
Some of my African ancestors believe that all of life comes from a hole in the ground. At death we are interred, sealed in that hole in the ground, where we can commune with our ancestors for eternity. As a convert to Christianity, it is somewhat reassuring to read in
Réflexion de la Veillée pascale : Le Seigneur est ressuscité ! Nyagasani Yazutse! Bwana Amefufuka!
Ernest Ngiyembere, SJ | Director of Jesuit Urumuri Centre-Kigali, Rwanda “Christians are called to bear witness to that truth. Not only by means of logical reasoning but also by means of living the life of the liberated, of the victorious.” We are living in a world of rapid communication. Information
REFLECTION DE CAREME : JEUDI SAINT
« Whenever there is suffering in the body, wherever members of that body are in need or oppressed, we must feel concerned because we have received the same body and we are part of it. We have no right to despise a brother or to tell him; “I don’t need
REFLECTION DE CAREME : JEUDI SAINT
« Whenever there is suffering in the body, wherever members of that body are in need or oppressed, we must feel concerned because we have received the same body and we are part of it. We have no right to despise a brother or to tell him; “I don’t need
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