Jesus meets the time of suffering and death and transfigures it, making it a time of personal encounter, a time to experience his love.

The seed seems to sleep in the ground, instead it bears fruit; thus the trust of Jesus, who sleeps in the storm, generates the victory over fear.

Faced with the kingdom, a small seed, two attitudes color the life of the believer: persevering in hope and paying attention to everyday life.

The disciples want to prepare the Easter supper but they find everything ready: it is Jesus, the true lamb, who offers himself in bread and wine.

The Spirit, with his multiple gifts, makes our life less closed and turned in on itself, more open and oriented to God and to others.