There are two references to the finger of God in the Old Testament and both are connected with the story of Exodus. (On Luke 11:14-23).

His debt amounted to one hundred million denarii, which was 2,739 years of work. The debt owned to him amounted to three months of work. (On Matthew 18:21-35).

Jesus’ preaching in his hometown ends with listeners getting furious. What made them so angry? (On Luke 4:24-30).

"In everything you do, remember the end of life, and you will never sin", said wise Sirach. Reflection for the 3rd Sunday of Lent, Year C.

Today, the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary. What can we learn from him?

God did so much for his people. Could he do for them more than he did? (On Matthew 21:33-43, 45-46).

There, the eyesight improves - the rich man can see from afar the one he did not see during his lifetime (Luke 19:24). There is neither lavish food nor water. (On Luke 16:19-31)

What is ransom? Any dictionary will inform us that it is ‘a sum of money demanded or paid for the release of a captive’. But ransom cannot be confined to money alone. (On Matthew 20:17-28).

The world and the Church are governed by opposite principles. While leaders of the nations abuse their power, there is no place for such thing in the Church. (On Matthew 23:1-12).