Faith and Practice

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the 4th Sunday of Easter. This year (year C), at the Mass we read J 10:27-30. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. David.

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the 3rd Sunday of Easter. This year (year C), at the Mass we read J 21:1-19. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. Piotr.

Like every year, the Hebrew speaking Catholic communities in Israel join their voices to the those of all the citizens of the State praying for the peace of the country and all its residents.

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the 2nd Sunday of Easter. This year (year C), at the Mass we read J 20:19-31. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. Piotr.

The feast of the Resurrection expresses the very heart of Christian faith. In Jesus Christ, God is victorious over death.

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the Easter. This year (year C), at the morning Mass we read J 20:1-9. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. Benny.

On Good Friday, Christians remember the crucifixion, death and burial of Jesus.

On the Thursday of Holy Week, the Last Supper is remembered, when Jesus gave his body and his blood to his disciples.

Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday - remembering Jesus Christ's entry into Jerusalem.

We publish here the reading for Palm Sunday from Saint Andrew of Crete.

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the Palm Sunday. This year (year C), at the beginning of the Mass we read Lk 19:28-40. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. David.

In this important period, according to Christian spirituality, the entire Church lives a kind of collective period of retreat, characterized by prayer, fasting and the giving of charity. What follows is a parallel reading of Psalm 130 and texts from the life of Jesus as told in the Gospel. This reading is an attempt to pray together with our Savior, who leads us in the wilderness for forty days towards the joy of Easter, the joy of the resurrection.

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the 5th Sunday of the Lent Time. This year (year C), during the Mass we read J 8:1-11. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. Piotr.

Fr. Benny, from the Jerusalem community, ten years ago, shared some of his reflections on Lent. We remind it believing in its actuality even today.

Saint John was a seventh century monk in the monastery in Sinai. He is known for his book on Christian life, the Ladder of Divine Ascent.

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the 4th Sunday of the Lent Time. This year (year C), during the Mass we read Lk 15:1-3.11-32. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. Piotr.

On March 25, the Catholic Church celebrates the Annunciation of the Archangel Gabriel to Mary, the young woman from Nazareth. The angel said to Mary: "You will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you will name him Jesus. He will be great, and will be called the Son of the Most High" (Luke 1:31-32).

Every week, on our YouTube channel we publish a short movie about the Gospel of the week in the Hebrew language. Watch a short explanation of the Gospel-reading of the 3rd Sunday of the Lent Time. This year (year C), during the Mass we read Lk 13:1-9. The teacher of this Sunday is fr. Benny.

Here is a reflection on Psalm 85 by Father Michel Remaud (+2021). It might be an inspiration for the period of Lent.