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Amados hermanos y hermanas. Con la solemnidad de este domingo en que estamos celebrando el Bautismo del Señor, concluimos el llamado ciclo de Adviento-Natividad-Epifanía; tiempos litúrgicos que nos ayudaron a prepararnos adecuadamente para vivir a profundidad el misterio de la Encarnación del Hijo de Dios y para sentir de cerca esa presencia amorosa de Dios…
La liturgia de la Epifanía quiere resaltarnos algunos puntos del Nacimiento del Señor, que son importantes, y que nos han de acompañar en nuestra vida cristiana. Alumbrados por la palabra del evangelio de san Mateo (2,1-12), queremos profundizar en la riqueza de esta celebración festiva del Dios-niño y rey de toda la humanidad. La Epifanía…
Nos encontramos todavía en pleno ambiente navideño. Celebramos el nacimiento de un mesías liberador en la presencia de un niño indefenso llamado Jesús. Este niño, como todo niño, necesitó la protección de María y José, e incluso la ayuda divida, para escapar a la persecución de la maldad de este mundo. Los escritores de los…
The start of this new year invites us to take out the map of our life and look at it carefully. This is a time to recognize where we have been, so that we may be better prepared for the future that awaits us. Where have you traveled in your life during these past 12…
The Christmas season is a period in which the Church celebrates that God unites God’s self to humanity in the person of Jesus Christ. At the very heart of Christmas is the birth of our divine Savior, Christ the Lord, who is the Word made flesh. As Christians, we believe that the Son of God…
“All hail the power of Jesus’ name, let angels prostrate fall!Bring forth the royal diadem and crown him Lord of all!” So proclaims one of the great hymns of the Anglican tradition. It calls upon the people of God to worship the Name of Jesus in anticipation of the day when every knee shall bow…
In today’s gospel reading, we hear God saying to Jesus, “You are my Son, the Beloved; with you I am well pleased.” Mark’s account of the baptism of Jesus is short, sweet and to the point. It marks the beginning of Jesus’ earthly ministry, but first our Lord must go through baptism and face 40…
Hoy es el primer día del año 2015 y conmemoramos el día del santo nombre. Comenzamos este nuevo año, con el deseo, la oración y el compromiso, siempre presente, por la paz. Podemos contemplar con la mirada de Dios, llena de ternura y misericordia, la humanidad. Así personas, familias, pueblos, culturas, razas, religiones, habitamos en…
The poet W.H. Auden captured the after-Christmas feeling very well. Toward the close of his long poem, “For the Time Being,” he wrote: “Well, so that is that. Now we must dismantle the tree,Putting the decorations back into their cardboard boxes –Some have got broken – and carrying them up to the attic.The holly and…
Crossing the minds of almost everyone around this time of year is the fantasy of the perfect Christmas. This fantasy appears in many versions, but a standard one goes something like this: An attractive old house sits securely on its wooded parcel of land. There’s plenty of snow on the ground, and more is falling…
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