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MEDITATING AND LIVING

When true life is given with God, the phase of immersion in his intimacy corresponds and is succeeded by the phase of donation among men. The more intense the encounter with the Father has been

You will satisfy me with joy in your presence, with everlasting happiness at your right hand" (Ps 16:11) It is impossible to say with more precision and beauty. Enter the dance synchronically, the Presence (God himself), satiety and joy, this timedefinitive.

Illusions, passions, anxieties, fantasies, fears, projects..., everything is dragged inexorably into the ocean of nonexistence. Why suffer? Nothing remains vibrating

The Family of Prayer and Life Workshops is exultant on this Pentecost and Universal Day of the Guide, because the Lord has blessed us in a special way, bringing together in Guadalajara (Mexico)

Today, May 4, we fondly remember Father Ignacio Larrañaga on this day of his birthday, the Prophet of Prayer; who began writing at the age of 45, and who is known throughout the world for his many writings and for the countless

What is there between the light and the dark? The penumbra. Which is nothing but a mixture of lights and shadows? If we examine the evangelical texts, we see that May’s life was a voyage on a sea of lights and shadows.

The Gospel is a hymn of joy, a happy news. If the sources spring from deep and pure subsoils, the water that emanates from there is purity and freshness. The Gospel is a hymn to joy because its message emerges

When the powerful of the earth had completed the job of total annihilation of a man and the project of his life, which was Jesus of Nazareth, they bribed one of His disciples arrested him at midnight and took him from

The synoptics transmit to us all the characteristics of an agony. Jesus declares that he feels "sorrow of death" (Mt 26:37). An agonizing person, first is he who doesn’t want to die: feels terrified by death. The evangelists (Mk 14:33; Mt 26,37) bring the word dread, which means the same thing

and invites us to live: “A year dedicated to rediscovering the great value and absolute necessity of prayer in personal life, in the life of the Church and in the world.”

PSALM 50 (51) (penitential psalm) For many people, even today, Psalm 51 is minor key music, woven from sad melodies and gloomy echoes.

A full year passed, during which I taught courses on Franciscan spirituality to brothers and sisters, almost without pauses. Given the structure of the Weeks there was no opportunity to carry out