In today's Gospel, Judas plays the role of paid informant ready to sell for money his master. Nobody likes such people. (On Matthew 26:14-25 - April 13, 2022 - Wednesday, Holy Week, Year C)

Yesterday, we saw Jesus reclining by the table with Lazarus and today we see him reclining by the table with his apostles. Our Lord is deeply troubled - one of his disciples would betray him and the other would deny knowing him. (On John 13:21-33, 36-38 - April 12, 2022 - Tuesday, Holy Week, Year C )

Jesus, the resurrection and the life and Lazarus, who heard the voice of the Son of Man and came out of the tomb, share the meal.

(On John 12:1-11 - April 11, 2022 - Monday, Holy Week, Year C)

Is it better that one man should die instead of the people, so that the entire nation may not perish? What do you think? (On John 11:45-56)

John pointed toward Jesus, and those who accepted his testimony came to believe in Jesus. One among them was the author of the Gospel of John. (On John 10:31-42)

The remarkable things that Jesus was doing and the claims that he was making about himself were shocking indeed. “Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever keeps my word will never see death“. (On John 8:51-59)

We all know Pilates’ question: “what is the truth?” And we all know the answer: Jesus is the truth. (On John 8:31-42)

The word “sin” appears twice in today’s Gospel - the first time it is in the singular and the second time in the plural form. What kind of sin did Jesus come to take away? (On John 8:21-30).

“No one arrested [Jesus], because his hour had not yet come”. What is this hour of Jesus? (On John 8:12-20)