STORY OF A SON | THE THIRD DAY

by trialsearguments_admin | Jun 16, 2025 | RUBRIC

THE STORY OF A SON THE THIRD DAYThe story of a son who never stopped being a son From the height of my inexperience, I can assure you that thirst seemed to be the most extraordinary and terrible thing I ever had. Extraordinary because I rediscovered the truth and was disappointed: I didn't...

STORY OF A SON | THE SECOND DAY

by trialsearguments_admin | Jun 16, 2025 | RUBRIC

STORY OF A CHILD THE SECOND DAYThe story of a son who never stopped being a son From the height of my inexperience, I can assure you that thirst seems to be the most extraordinary and terrible thing in the lives of children. Extraordinary because it opens them up to desire and search and...

STORY OF A SON | THE FIRST DAY

by trialsearguments_admin | Jun 16, 2025 | RUBRIC

RUBRICHISTORY OF A SON THE FIRST DAYThe story of a son who never stopped being a son From my land I inherited the height of the hills and the depth of the valleys, a taste for life and, later, a lack of interest in it.I remember the ordinary days: the first ray of sunshine...

STORY OF A SON | PREAMBLE

by trialsearguments_admin | Jun 16, 2025 | RUBRIC

RUBRICHISTORY OF A SON PREAMBLE “The story of a son who never stopped being a son” in the words of our sister Verónica Benedito in the voice of Fausto Raínho Ferreira. A proposal for this vocations week. Thinking about and questioning the word “vocation” has...

PRAYING WITH YOUR HANDS III

by trialsearguments_admin | Jun 16, 2025 | RUBRIC

Alice Santos, Sister of the Covenant of St. Mary PRAY WITH THE HANDS III About the Mantle of the Lady of the Olive Tree “A great sign appeared in heaven: a Woman clothed with the Sun and the Moon under her feet; on her head was a crown of twelve stars...”.

PRAYING WITH YOUR HANDS II

by trialsearguments_admin | Jun 16, 2025 | RUBRIC

PRAY WITH YOUR HANDS Mariana PereiraCollaborator Shrine of Fatima PRAY WITH YOUR HANDS II COR-essential action In the Gospel, Jesus reminds us that to be “great” we have to become like children. Fernando Pessoa wrote: “To be great, be whole:...