We are just four days away from celebrating Christmas. For Catholics, it is a familial and glorious date, the birth of Jesus. It is relevant to highlight his arrival and his historic ecumenical steps and for readers to also be able to add their kind expressions for the Savior.

Jesus, son of the divine God; of Mary and Joseph, his parents, who, born in a Bethlehem manger in Judea, as he grew up, he strengthened from experiences and wisdom, preaching his gospel tremendously receptive to guide people towards the path of a healthy spiritual life.

Being an avatar/Savior, he faced adverse tests, temptations, and sad moments that were overcome with his teacher's temperance and while preaching, he proclaimed: "My human life was given entirely to connect my will with the divine will; when this was done, my earthly tasks were all fulfilled".

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Jesus exposed the dramas of his life on his itineraries/routes and filled his disciples and followers by telling them: "What I have done, all men can do, and what I am, all men will be". Dazzling wise words.

Jesus is his first name, Christ his honorary title. He preached sincerity and vertical justice, reader of sacred books and with an admirable faith, he accumulated knowledge, helped the helpless, fed the needy, clothed the destitute, healed the sick, guided the surprising miracles, his heart beat with kindness, and crucified he demonstrated his heroism. He resurrected for the glory of God.

A phrase of his still resonates: "The highest peaks are reachable by those who reach the greatest depths, and you will reach those depths".

Last night in a dream, I asked Jesus, why so much poverty, so many indigents, so many wars, so many massacres, and in the same dream I received his answer: "God, my divine father, sent me to teach what is good, and if the rulers do not preach my gospel, they are the ones to blame".

Amen ... (O)