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“Now concerning the times and the seasons, brothers and sisters, you do not need to have anything written to you. For you yourselves know very well that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night” (First Letter of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians, 5:1-2).

1. With these words, the Apostle Paul encouraged the Thessalonian community to remain steadfast, their hearts and feet firmly planted and their gaze fixed on the world around them and the events of history, even as they awaited the Lord’s return. When tragic events seem to overwhelm our lives, and we feel plunged into a dark and difficult maelstrom of injustice and suffering, we are likewise called to keep our hearts open to hope and to trust in God, who makes himself present, accompanies us with tenderness, sustains us in our weariness and, above all, guides our path. For this reason, Saint Paul constantly exhorts the community to be vigilant, seeking goodness, justice and truth: “So then, let us not fall asleep as others do, but let us keep awake and be sober” (5:6). His words are an invitation to remain alert and not to withdraw into fear, sorrow or resignation, or to yield to distraction or discouragement. Instead, we should be like sentinels keeping watch and ready to glimpse the first light of dawn, even at the darkest hour.

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Dear brothers and sisters!

Advent is a time of waiting for Christ. Soon we will celebrate the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, and at the same time we wait for his return at the end of the ages. But we can also think that actually, during Advent, Christ is waiting for us!

Advent is a time of conversion. It is also a time of repentance. We are certain, waiting for the birth of Jesus , that Jesus will come to us, but will we go to Him. This is what I would like to dwell on a little in my Advent reflection.

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On Thursday, December 1, the Adoration of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament will be from 12.00 until 18.00 in Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Also, the Rosary and Adoration in English, on Saturday after 6 pm Mass in our Cathedral.

All are welcome!

The Document for the Continental Stage is the fruit of the Syntheses resulting from the consultation of the People of God in the first phase of the synodal process and will be the focus of the time of listening, dialogue and discernment of the Continental Synodal Assemblies (January-March 2023).

You can read the document here: SINOD DOCUMENT

Please contact your parish priest for the questions and if you want to propoes something to the Continental Stage, please write to parish priest.