God sent his Son so that through him the world would be saved

Plus je l'écoute, plus je l'aime

: Presented by Rason Mitsinjo Luc; Category: Gospel; Also available:; Published: 14 March 2021

Sunday March 14, 2021 - Fourth Sunday of Lent - God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that those who believe in him may have everlasting life - Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint John 3, 14-21

On this day, the fourth Sunday in the season of Lent, when God’s love for us sinners is brought to the fore. It is important to know that he loves sinners and not the sins that we commit. God invites us, therefore, to believe in him through his only son. It is such a great love, because Jesus gave his life for us. In addition, God wants everyone to be saved when they repent and turn to him.

He is our light and our life, which leads us to the right path and the truth. He wants people to be fulfilled and happy with him whether it's good or bad.

God loves us with infinite love, but we are the ones who turn away from it. So, in his mercy, he awaits us so that we can be with him again. This Lenten season is the right time to free ourselves from our bad habits and weaknesses. We are all cherished children of God, so we must love each other. Together, let us contemplate and worship him, in order to obtain eternal life.

The Spirit of truth will guide you into all truth

At the end of its second General Assembly, held from 15 to 18 October 2024, the Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace sent a message to government officials at all levels, as well as to all Malagasy and all people of goodwill.

Love and Salvation

Christmas is a great joy, because it is the love of God that has come to us, proclaims Fr. Bizimana Innocent, Provincial Superior of the Salesians Don Bosco of Madagascar and Mauritius, presenting his Christmas greetings. Salvation is accomplished, so life is not in danger of disappearing. It is this love and this salvation that we wish to fill our life so that we have peace.

Zatti, our brother

The short film "Zatti, our brother" (Argentina, 2020) focuses on one of the most difficult episodes of his life. We are in Viedma, in 1941: at the age of 60, Zatti is forced to leave the hospital he has attended for decades. His faith and strength are tested.