Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.

May we consider how we respond to the Holy Spirit that we have received through our baptism.

Let us ask if our Churches are faithful to Jesus' prayer.

Loving Jesus means accepting Him as my way, my truth and my life.

How do we react to Jesus' readiness to share and dialogue?

Let us pray for our Church shepherds today that they will be like this Shepherd.

Don't be afraid to befriend this Stranger!

Today's Gospel reminds us of how the Risen Lord appeared to His Apostles and disciples.

What impact do these events have on your spiritual and daily life?

Blessed Holy Week. Blessed are those who carry their cross and follow Jesus.

Sometimes we think that God does not answer our prayers, but we need to trust Him and consider that the lack of response is the best response.

Those who are blind to insight are more afflicted than those who are blind in sight.

Are we hesitant to give Jesus a sip of water through the needy ones?

How many times do we not witness for our faith out of fear or hesitations for any reason?

The Gospel teaches us to understand and respect Scriptures without distorting or abusing them.

Suffering as a human doesn't affect the divinity that He reveals to us.

Light dispels darkness and reveals the truth of things.

Jesus' teaching on the mountain is seen as heaven's renewed teaching for a new earth, a piece of heaven on earth.

Through today's Gospel, John shows Jesus' plan of ministry.

Jesus has the key for eternal life, but we have the keys of our hearts.