Reflexiones

Esteban Montilla | octubre 28, 2025

Jesus was teaching there, but it was difficult for people to hear him; therefore, he thought that there would be better acoustics from a boat. That is why he got into one of the boats that were there, which belonged to Simon Peter. When he finished teaching, Jesus told Simon Peter to cast his nets in the deep part of the lake. That suggestion went against common sense for several reasons, including that the nets used during the day differed from those used at night and that the best fishing usually occurred at night.

Esteban Montilla | octubre 28, 2025

En esa ocasión Jesús estaba enseñando allí, pero a la gente le costaba oírle, por lo que pensó que la acústica sería mejor desde una barca. Por eso se subió a una de las barcas que había allí, perteneciente a Simón Pedro, y al terminar de enseñar, Jesús le dijo a este pescador que echara las redes en la parte profunda del lago. Esa sugerencia iba en contra del sentido común por varias razones, entre ellas que las redes que se usaban durante el día eran diferentes de las que se usaban por la noche y que la mejor pesca solía darse cuando todavía había oscuridad.

Esteban Montilla | abril 20, 2025

The Sun is just one of the hundred billion stars that make up our Milky Way galaxy, and this galaxy is merely one of the more than a hundred billion that make up the universe. However, this star is the almost exclusive source of light, heat, and energy for this planet, without which life would …

Esteban Montilla | abril 14, 2025

La lealtadLa lealtad es un principio que influye en la manera como uno se relaciona con las personas e instituciones aliadas y mantiene los compromisos con ellas. Uno decide ser leal a una persona, a una institución o a una causa, mostrando fidelidad al estar de su parte, apoyarse, cuidarle, protegerle en las buenas y …

Esteban Montilla | abril 14, 2025

In the Bible stories, one can learn by contrast or imitation. In this case, it is to follow the example that his female disciples showed by being with Jesus of Nazareth both in good times and in adversity. Today, we choose not to betray Jesus of Nazareth and his teachings by remaining committed to attitudes, paradigms, and behaviors that reflect justice, love, humility, and peace.