Introduction: The confusion of our time We live in an age where the word “mercy” has become omnipresent in religious and cultural language. It’s preached from pulpits, printed on banners, sung in worship songs. And yet, more and more often, what is presented is a cheap, unconditional, automatic mercy, as …
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Introduction: A Sunday that Speaks to the Heart There are dates in the liturgical calendar that shine with a special light—not only because of the beauty of their rites but also because they have the power to transform lives. Sunday “in albis”, also called the Sunday of the Octave of …
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The Gospel of Saint Luke is much more than a historical account; it is an open window to the merciful heart of God. Among the four Gospels, Luke stands out for its special emphasis on compassion, forgiveness, and the unconditional love of Jesus toward the poor, sinners, and the marginalized. This …
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In a world marked by pain, conflict, and division, God’s mercy emerges as a secret code, a hidden message with the power to transform the impossible. It is not an abstract concept or a mere theological idea; it is a living force that has changed the course of history, healed …
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