¿Qué Haría Jesús? - Evangelio de hoy: Lun 23 feb - "Lo hiciste por Él"

Episode Date: February 23, 2026

Hoy escucharemos al Padre @pablosolislc compartir su reflexión sobre el evangelio según San Mateo 25,31-46. Podcast producido por New Fire (@benewfire).¡Te invitamos al congreso de masculinidad “FEARLESS” en Guadalajara, MX del 17 al 19 de abril, no te quedes fuera! Código de descuento: QUEHARIAJESUSwww.fearlessmasculinity.com

The Evangelio of our Jesus Christ, according San Mateo. Jesus said to his disciples, when the child of the man can come in his glory and rodeo of

the angels, he will be his throne glorios. All the nations are reunied in their presence and he will

separate to others, as the pastor separa the of the cabritos and will those to

their right and to his right. Then the king will be to those that have

his right. Began, Benditutes of my father, and receive in herence the reign that was prepared from the commencing of the world. Because I took a hungry and you

were given to eat and me were to bebeer. He was forastero and me alojured. I wastner and wascerned and me visitarone.

Preso and me came to see. The justos they responded Lord, when we saw when we we came hungry and we did we need to come sedient and we did we

dover? When we came forastero and we alo, we delude and we we vestimous? When we saw when we were when we were and the rey responder? I'll assure that

every time that they were with the most little of my brothers, he dider to those of his left, alhens' to me,

malditos. Valyan to Fuego Eterno, that was prepared for the demonio and his angels, because I had a hunger, and I didstead and not me diverted, I never to bebe, he was a forastero and no me alojaro, I wasnt, and no me visied, Enferm and preso, and no me visiter. These, as a sub-of-selleran, "'Seer, when we've seen-a, sovety, or sedent, foraster or

desnude, Enfermore or Pressed and not temes occurred? And he will responder. Let's

I assure that every that they did you do the most little of my

men, they're they're to be them to the castig eternal and the

just to the life eternal. A good. In this

first first time of Quarres we we're we

last with the Miercoles of Senisa. But, well, we're not, we're in this first semester of Quarism, and we know that the lectures, the evangelists of this period

liturgical, we're talking much of what is the conversion, the conversion of the conversion of the heart. I don't know if to you have passed, but I have to confess that me, I'm has passed, and me has has been passed many times, that when

when you get a visit important, a person recognized, I know, in some other, like, like, of some way, you smer's in, in attending it. So, like, all of the world knows that will get this person, recognized, important,

then, like, you have attentions, no, even in a mesa when is sat sat sat down with that person, and then, and then all the people, like,

the conversation gire in torno to that person. I mean much to the mind,

that anecdote that they can't, no, is, no, I know, that's

real, it's, but at least, I think that should have been to

have have been succeeded. San Francisco of that is, that grand

saint, that, also is one of my saints favorite and they're

one of the things that he was the people were the leprosos. In that time

in Italy, in Europe, in general, the leprra was a unernerable and to all the

leprosos as in the time of Jesus they were they part they were even they

put them some some some some that when were coming

sound to tint-tin that the people knew that he would have a

reproso and it was alexious because it was very contagious so obviously it was

normal that the people would be to make to the people to the people

to be the people so that we know he was he was he was he had a

family noble he'd he'd all to go and that

community that that the people that testimony of life,

living that poverty radical, evangelical, and they're that's he's a point,

he's he's there, and he's where he suddenly, and the kind of a

campanite and he appears a lepros and he he's he's

a need, and he he's he's he's he can't he he's

that he did that what we did we did we did for him, for Jesus, for Christ.

And then, he's vence to to himself and he embraces, and he says, and they're that in that moment,

he transfigura and San Francisco see a Jesus, that was Jesus that had had been that had been made

that way so certain it is, I know, what I see is that is an fact

that is very human, is very human as I said I at the initial a

sometimes we're a person we're we're not we're not we're we're not

we're a way and when we're a person a person a person a manned a mannigua

in the case we're we're very different like we we're we're

we're we're we're to think to talk I'm much this

documental I I don't I'm not even the number in

where they're an mendigo in New York. And it was very impactant because film to film them to the perrits that went with his

abrigos in winter in New York and they'd have those perrits his sweater and his zapatitos in the street, no, in New York and they passed to the homeless, there, the menigues that

were in the call and they'd interview them to one of them and say, well, is that those they're, they're trying to those perros, to those animals

than us that's what that's the that's the society so that's how we're doing and I'm include you

many times me felt to have much more caridad with the other but what would be if really

we're actually to Christ in the other here Jesus in the evangelio this parable that when

when he gets the rey when he will give to divide to the obejas and the cabritos and that many will be

to say, when do you when did I do to come, when I did to bever, when I visited, when you've been when you've asked you.

And Jesus we said when it was made for the most little, you did it for me. There's a story that me

I'm a love to and in reality the objective of the the quote is another but for the

first part functiona that is that this princey that was this princey, digna,

of casars, so what is that is that is a disfrasa

and he to be to be to be to be a person is the person

that's the person that's that doesn't and then nobody he has

a person, some some they're a money like, with a

certain a disden and of a young a young little

a very wapa and he he he gave a

something and and it He's the He takes the capucha that he was he was the

prince, so he's a part of there, he's he's invite to and the

story, and then another day he was another day, he said, but effectively

he discovered that there there was a person that had a good and that was just

just to make the doing only for to get with the reo or with the prince

but with that man that was a man necessitated, but it was a prince disfrased. So, well, then,

that no us pass that's the day that we'll get to the year Jesus us say, thanks, because to that

a man that you helped us, to that that also, you've beenpacists of her, all that you did you did

for the other did you, for the most little, because Christ is in every one of us because God

God, us thank you. Thank you. Thank you. That we're giving the grace of the conversion to

God, our Lord, in this quaresma, that we transform the heart, that the heart is a thing that's

a person, that I'm a real, a person is the Father Pablo Solis. And I'm I'm going to share this podcast with other

people for that many more can know to love to Jesus. And to visit the site of a rob

Vinoe Fire to be able to access there to help them to continue to continue and crescent of the faith. That God was vendia much and that they're still

having a santa caresma.