We are in Easter week. Throughout this week, every day until Sunday is Easter. This is such a great holiday that every day of the week is celebrated as Easter. In the biblical texts of this week, we will also see Jesus' appearances to his disciples after the Resurrection. Jesus rises and appears to his disciples to show them that he is truly resurrected. The biblical text today presents us with one of the most touching encounters after the Resurrection: the meeting betw

My brothers and sisters, today we celebrate the core of our faith: the resurrection of Jesus. This is not simply commemorating an event from the past; it is a living reality that transforms our lives. Easter is the day when life conquers death, light overcomes darkness, and hope leaves despair behind.

Don't be afraid! I know you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, as he said! With these words, the angel is warning the women about the resurrection of Jesus. These words also announce to us that Jesus has risen!

Today we celebrate Good Friday. Today and tomorrow the Church does not celebrate any Sacraments. These are the only days of the year when the Holy Mass is not celebrated, because today we celebrate the sacrifice of Jesus' death on the Cross. The blessings of Bread and Wine are not recited. On this day, we also do not have the opportunity to worship Jesus in the Eucharist, because we worship in the presence of Jesus on the Holy Cross. The churches remain empty, more somber, da

My dear brothers and sisters, In today's service, we begin to follow Jesus more closely on his path to the Cross. This path begins with the Last Supper, where Jesus entrusted himself to us in the Eucharist and also appointed his Apostles as priests to carry out his mission on earth. Jesus not only had dinner with the Apostles that evening, but he also wanted to teach them what they should do. And this shows the magnitude of God's love for us.

Today we celebrate Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week, the most important week of the year. We celebrate the Feast of Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem. Today, we see statues in churches being covered as a sign of mourning for the impending death of Jesus. We also cover the statues to remember that Jesus' death on the cross bestowed the Resurrection upon us all. Our sainthood stems from the fact that Jesus died and rose again for us.