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Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Born in Mesagne on Oct. 21, 1980, he is an Italian priest, theologian, philosopher and writer. On June 16, 2021, he was appointed ecclesiastical assistant of the Vatican's Dicastery for Communication and a columnist for L'Osservatore Romano.
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Jesus didn’t come just to preach truth, but to make sure we can live it
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Why fasting? For someone, not for something
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
What do we deny when we deny ourselves?
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Penance means getting rid of everything that prevents joy
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
On thinking about death
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
When we just can’t: A Gospel lesson
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
If your life seems dark right now, here’s how to get through
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Today the Gospel invites us to downsize
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Accepting the way Jesus saves us
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Jesus offers company
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Genuinely human experiences: How to prepare the way for God
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Why do you need another sign?
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Mary makes Jesus’ compassion visible
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Jesus’ infinite kindness
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
When Jesus needs a breather
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
Where our life is decided
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
A danger for those who take religion seriously
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
The ordinary way of “touching” Jesus
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
The crowd inhabiting us, and what Jesus does with it
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco
The pain I bring on myself? Jesus is there, too
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