In this day and age, surveys are commonplace. People want to know what others think about different subjects. They want to be aware of how their fellowmen and women feel about many topics. So, journalists, reporters, and others involved in the media, submit questionnaires – questionnaires asking about the opinions […]
4th Sunday of Year B
The word IMPRESSION is used in different ways and has different connotations. Someone walking in the wet sand will leave a mark, a footprint, an impression. Leaves pressed between two surfaces will also remain imprinted, or create an impression. Political figures and business executives are very keen on making a […]
17th Sunday of Year A
The gospel message is quite… radical! This statement may appear somehow shocking to some people but it is very true. The term ‘radical’ comes from a foreign word meaning ‘roots’ and the gospel message does exactly that: It goes to the root of reality, and it wants to reach us […]
5th Sunday of Easter, Year A
There are some who say: “It is a pity we do not know enough the message of Jesus…” I sometimes think to myself: “It is a pity we know too much the words of Jesus…” This may sound surprising but I believe there is some truth in the second statement. […]