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  • Día de Pascua (A) – 2014

    La Pascua de resurrección que hoy celebramos es la más grande de todas las fiestas del año litúrgico, porque en ella se recuerda y se vive lo que es fundamento de nuestra fe: la Resurrección gloriosa de Cristo. Hemos dejado atrás la vida terrena de Jesús, con sus alegrías y sus tristezas, sus luces y…

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  • Vigilia Pascual (A) – 2014

    Celebramos hoy la Vigilia Pascual, considerada la madre de todas las vigilias, porque en ella conmemoramos el acontecimiento cumbre de la historia de la salvación; que es la resurrección del Señor. La semana santa sin la celebración pascual carece de sentido; es quedarse con el dolor y la muerte de la cruz, cuando Jesús lo…

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  • Viernes Santo – 2014

    El acto principal de este día es la celebración de la pasión del Señor, que tiene tres momentos claves: la liturgia de la palabra, la veneración de la cruz y la comunión.  Hoy no se celebra la eucaristía, aunque pueda parecerlo, guardamos ayuno eucarístico que mañana sábado será total, por la muerte del Señor. No…

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  • Jueves Santo – 2014

    Hoy es Jueves Santo. Un día grande y bonito en la tradición de nuestra religiosidad cristiana, lleno de simbolismos que refuerzan el mensaje central en torno al que guía todo el sentido de esta fiesta. No es, además, una fiesta aislada, sino integrada dentro de la semana y unida al viernes y el domingo con…

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  • Domingo de Ramos (A) – 2014

    Estamos al comienzo de la gran semana cristiana. La pregunta que debemos hacernos en este día nos la presenta san Mateo: “Cuando Jesús entró en Jerusalén, toda la ciudad se alborotó, y muchos preguntaban: ¿Quién es este?, y la gente contestaba: Es el profeta Jesús, el de Nazaret de Galilea” (Mateo 21: 10-11). Los que…

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  • Cuaresma 5 (A) – 2014

    En las lecturas de este domingo nos presenta la liturgia una especie de síntesis de todo lo que a través de la Palabra de Dios hemos podido contemplar y vivenciar durante estas semanas. Recordemos que a partir del segundo domingo, comenzamos un ciclo de lecturas del evangelio según san Juan; el primer pasaje que meditamos…

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  • Walk through Holy Week with Jesus, Palm Sunday (A) – 2014

    What does it feel like to have less than a week to live? That’s the situation in which Jesus finds himself when he makes his triumphal entry into Jerusalem. The crowds don’t know what’s coming. The disciples have been given hints and even outright declarations from Jesus that the Son of Man will be betrayed…

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  • Now What?, Great Vigil of Easter (A) – 2014

    Alleluia! Christ is risen! The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia! OK. Now what? This is the feast of the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. But what does “resurrection” mean? If I were to ask you to define it, how would you? Humorist David Sedaris ran into this dilemma while living in France…

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  • Jesus of the Scars, Easter 2 (A) – 2014

    We live in an age of scoffing; the people in today’s lessons lived in an age of belief. Of course, Jerusalem was filled with believers; however inadequate, that was the proper way to be for the Jews of the first century. Among them, in that multicultural city, there were many other believers, and gods abounded….

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  • God’s Passion, Our Passion, Good Friday – 2014

    Each year, year after year after year, Christians gather on Good Friday to rehearse this story – what we call the Passion Narrative. On Palm Sunday we read versions from Matthew, Mark and Luke. On Good Friday it has always been from John. Each gospel offers a slightly different view of what happened on that…

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