Gospel in the Home
Acquiring healthy habits toward goodness requires courage and perseverance. Nowadays, having the family together for a few minutes is not an easy task. Several technological tools such as cell phones, television, and the Internet, which are here with the purpose of facilitating communication and closeness, have become, without us realizing, elements of separation, promoting the isolation of people who are so close to us.
The Gospel at Home helps us to bring the family together, at least once a week, in order to become familiar and study the teachings of Christ. It helps us with self-knowledge, valuing Jesus as the Teacher, and to work on fraternal coexistence inside and outside the home. Visit our section to find out how to do the Gospel at Home in a pleasant and creative way.
The Little Seed Dorothea
Adapted text by Adriana Diniz From the book Jesus in the Home by Francisco Candido Xavier (Editor), Neio Lucio (Spirit) Story #4 – “The Seed” Once upon a time, there was a tiny seed named Dorothea. She was living
Jesus at Home – The Master’s Explanations – Chapter 3
In this video, with creative illustrations, Master Jesus, using the example of pure milk, reminds us of the importance of the purification of the soul to better receive God’s teachings into our hearts.
Jesus at Home – The School of Souls – Chapter 2
Home on Earth, says Jesus, is the school that teaches that we are all equal in humanity. Let’s get to know this wonderful teaching of Jesus through the narrative of Néio Lúcio?
A Good Soil
The parable of the seed is one of the rare moments where Jesus himself clearly explained its meaning. As parents, how are we preparing the soil of our children’s hearts so that the seed of the good news will produce the best fruits?
Jesus at Home – The Gospel at Home – Chapter I
This book presents stories told by Jesus at Simon Peter’s home where the first “Jesus at Home” meeting took place. This is a great book to use with children. Medium Francisco Cândido Xavier Extracted from the book Jesus
Creative gospel at Home for Children
Bernadete F. Leal From the moment we wake up, we already have an agenda with what we plan for our day: places to go, chores to do, classes, meetings, outings, shopping, and we even find some time to watch our
