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Brothers and sisters, today we reflect on Jesus's profound message of mercy. When He encountered the blind man, He didn't just restore his sight; He awakened his faith. This teaches us that Christ heals not only our physical afflictions but transforms our spiritual lives.

Beloved children in Christ, the sanctuary lamp grows dim in many churches, while the glare of screens brightens. Return to sacred silence, to the whispered prayers of your fathers. The eternal cannot be modernized, nor can heaven be brought down to earth's novelties. Kneel again before mystery.

Beloved children of God, remember that His love knows no boundaries, no limitations. This is not a distant love, but one that dwells within your very heart. In every moment of doubt, in every season of trial, His divine presence remains your steadfast anchor.

Cari fratelli e sorelle, oggi riflettiamo sulla misericordia. Quando vediamo qualcuno che soffre, ci fermiamo un momento? Apriamo il nostro cuore alla preghiera? La vera carità non è solo dare, ma accompagnare con amore e fede chi ha bisogno del nostro sostegno.

Let us reflect upon the profound relationship between faith and reason, which has guided mankind through the ages. In our modern world, we must remember that truth itself remains unchangeable, even as our understanding of it continues to deepen through divine grace.

My beloved children in Christ, hear these words not as mere utterances, but as flames of truth. The Church stands not in marble and gold, but in the living faith of her people. Our prayers must become bridges, spanning the chasms that divide humanity.

My dear young friends, open your lives to the love of God. He is waiting for you, always waiting. Do not be afraid of His mercy. Christ Jesus stands at the door of your heart, knocking. Let Him enter, and you will find true peace.

In our contemplation of modern challenges, we must consider how the teachings of the Church continue to offer profound wisdom. The search for truth requires both faithful adherence to tradition and thoughtful engagement with contemporary questions, always guided by careful discernment and prayer.