V SUNDAY OF LENT – April 6, 2025

The Gospel of St. John reveals to us the prophetic action of Jesus and the mercy of God, who knows the human heart in depth; the situation of women in Jesus’ time, totally marginalized and objectified according to Jewish tradition and Israelite values that severely punish women’s infidelity and adultery.

Jesus today reminds us that no one is perfect or holy or sinless.

Who are we to judge and condemn?

Jesus calls us to mercy, to forgiveness as the hallmark of the community, of every person.

To discover the charm of a life restored and dignified.

May his mercy heal the wounds of our faults, be like Jesus a source of hope and reconciliation in this fractured world.

Sr. Eva Aracely Sánchez García

Quezaltepeque Community, El Salvador 

Province of San Martin de Porres 

TO THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE ANUNCIATA

TO THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF THE ANUNCIATA

With great joy, we share this beautiful message written by the students of the Fray Martín de Porres Educational Complex, El Salvador. In it, they express their deep gratitude and admiration for the Dominican Sisters of the Anunciata for their dedication, commitment,...

ASH WEDNESDAY

Lent is an olympiad of love, a journey of conversion walked barefoot, as a path towards Easter. It opens the door to a long period of journeying, a pilgrimage through our inner world, through the mark we leave in the lives of others and events. To see everything in...

VIII Sunday of Ordinary Time

VIII Sunday of Ordinary Time

"Being sincere and consistent with ourselves and with others" The readings for this Sunday invite us to reflect on the importance of coherence between our words and our actions, as a reflection of who we truly are. The Book of Sirach highlights the significance of...

Introducing the official Double Jubilee Logo!

Introducing the official Double Jubilee Logo!

This commemorative logo encapsulates the essence of the Jubilee of Hope celebrated by the entire Church and the 150th anniversary of the passing of San Francisco Coll, our founder. Each visual element is a symbol that speaks to us of the life, mission, and legacy of...

XXIX Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A)

XXIX Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A)

Readings: Isaiah 45:1, 4–6 | Psalm 96 | 1 Thessalonians 1:1–5b | Matthew 22:15–21 Whose image is engraved upon you? Today, human beings seek to quench their thirst for peace and happiness through the immediacy of technology, money, or addictions, surrendering their...

REFLECTION ON THE WORD – OCTOBER 11, 2026

REFLECTION ON THE WORD – OCTOBER 11, 2026

God’s triumph over his enemies on the mountain reminds us that the Lord invites us to his table. The first reading calls us to recognize and experience the presence of the Lord. Isaiah reveals our God to us and invites us to place our hope in him, for he is our...

Sunday of the 27th Week in Ordinary Time (A)

Sunday of the 27th Week in Ordinary Time (A)

Gospel: Matthew 21:33–43 The Parable of the Wicked Tenants The parable of the wicked tenants is one of the Gospel’s most forceful denunciations of the abuse of power, the corruption of the elites, and the improper appropriation of God’s authentic message to humanity:...

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Apr 5, 2025