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We are in the month of October, a motivating time that reminds us of the importance of taking on more of our missionary commitment, whether in the family, in the community, or in society. There is no way to be a disciple of Jesus, without being open to missionarity, because it is the disciple's own duty to strive for others to do the same experience. The missionary spirit is born of the disciple's experience with Jesus. an experience that motivates him to take on the commitment to announce the Kingdom of Heaven with intensity. It is through this announcement that other people will have the opportunity to be called to be missionaries, announcing the realization that the promises of God if they were fulfilled, Jesus Risen, paid with his blood the price of our freedom! In the gospel that today's liturgy invites us to reflect on, some Pharisees, intending to put Jesus to the test, ask Him the question: Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife? If Jesus said no, they would answer him since Moses had allowed to write a divorce decree and dismiss the woman. Jesus wisely begins to answer them with another question: What did Moses command you? They replied: Moses allowed to write a divorce decree and dismiss it. Jesus opposes, refuses to see the marriage on the basis of legalist permissions or restrictions. He places marriage in its true sense: a covenant of love between a man and a woman, a covenant that is blessed by God, to be eternal. Jesus explains to the Pharisees, that Moses only gave that permission, because of their hardness of heart, and returning to the design of the Creator, He withdraws from the man the privilege before the woman asking for equality between them. Already at home, alone with the disciples, Jesus emphasizes the importance of equality between man and woman, the importance of the family, wanting to show us, that it is through the family, that love becomes