Lord Almighty,You who are the source of all life and love,You have created us in your image, called to be witnesses to your kingdom,A kingdom of peace, justice and unity.Today we come before you, humble and trusting,Bearing in our hearts the desire for a united Church,Reunited in your truth and in your infinite love. Read more...

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is a spiritual and ecumenical event celebrated each year by different Christian denominations around the world. Taking place from 18 to 25 January, it represents a special time for reflection, prayer and dialogue to promote unity between the different Christian churches, while respecting their diversity. Read more...

The Baptism of Jesus, also known as the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, is a key moment in the Christian liturgical calendar. This celebration marks the end of the Christmas cycle and the beginning of Ordinary Time. It highlights the momentous spiritual event recounted in the Gospels, when Jesus was baptised by John the Baptist in the Jordan River. The date and meanings of this feast vary somewhat between Christian traditions, but it remains a central point for meditating on Jesus' mission and the meaning of baptism for believers. Read more...

O St. John, beloved disciple of Jesus,you who rested on the Savior's breast at the Last Supper,you who contemplated so closely the mysteries of his love and divinity,we come to you with faith and humility. Read more...

St John the Evangelist, often called "the disciple whom Jesus loved", is a spiritual figure of major importance in the Christian tradition. His closeness to Jesus, his writings imbued with love and mysticism, and his role in the early Church make him a powerful intercessor and a source of inspiration for believers. To pray to Saint John is to turn to a model of fidelity, unconditional love and contemplation of the divine mysteries. Read more...