Quid est homo (Heb 2:6)

God subjected the world to men which means that the human vocation is special and extraordinary. Each of us is chosen by God to the task which ought to be fulfilled. Moreover, God takes care of the humanity and enriches people with glory and honor. 

However, the human beings forget about their dignity and sometimes lose it. There are some who do not want to remember about their relation with God. They try to live independently. In this way the people make mistakes and hurt one another. 

The problem is that the human family does not accept the God's commendments. Also many people do not remember the Son of God who broght to the world the Good News. The people do not live in the divine grace but according to their own ideas and human laws. 

Nonetheless, the world cannot exist without God's support and love. For we always are the beloved creatures even if we do not respect this truth. Our salvation depends on the Saviour who is Jesus Christ. Only he has the power to consecrate everything and to lead people to the heavenly Kingdom. All of us compose the family of sisters and brothers who is supposed to live eternaly with God. 

Benedicat tibi Dominus (Nm 6:24)

In the beginning of the New Year, God tells us that we are blessed as his beloved children. There is no greater joy than being loved by such a Father who is also our Creator. He has a special plan for each of us. If only we know it and realize the divine will, we become the happiest people in the world. 

First of all, we are blessed for God keeps us in his hands. We are under the wings of the divine providence. Secondly, we are blessed because we can see the Lord face to face and meet him in the sacred mysteries of the Church. Thirdly, we are blessed for God is gracious to all of us and he sends the Holy Spirit into our hearts. 

In addition, we are invited to rejoice in the Son of God who enriches us with the inner peace and strength. For that reasons, we are supposed to worship God - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in every moment of our life.

Regnavit Deus tuus! (Is 52:7)

The Christmas celebration reminds us of the King of Peace - Jesus Christ who was born in Bethlehem. The Son of God became flesh in order to announce the will of his Father to the world. He visited us to bring good news and to tell us that we all are brothers and sisters. Also he promised that our goal is to live eternally in the kingdom of heaven with all the angels and holy people. United with Christ we are called to praise God the Father who has loved us so much. With love and peace in our hearts we are to contemplate God and to rejoice in him. 

The world was created by God, it is maintained by him and all the people might attain salvation through him. Although we are weak and fragile, we can be strengthened and sanctified. The merciful Father comforts us if we worship him, the Son redeems us if we praise him and the Holy Spirit fulfills us when we open our souls for the divine grace. Therefore, let us share the Good News to all the ends of the earth because the salvation of God is close at hand for all believers.