During his Sunday Angelus address, Pope Francis reflected on the Gospel reading from Saint John, recounting the miracle of the loaves and fishes. He invited all faithful to recognize and give thanks for the daily graces bestowed by the Lord, encouraging everyone to savor these "miracles" of God's grace each day.

Pope Francis highlighted three key gestures from the Gospel story, which Jesus also performed at the Last Supper: offering, giving thanks, and sharing. He noted that these actions are integral to the Eucharistic Celebration.

First, he spoke about "offering," emphasizing that we all have something good to give, even if it seems small compared to the immense needs of humanity. During Mass, this is symbolized when the priest offers the bread and wine on the altar, representing each person's life. Despite seeming insignificant, these offerings become the material for the greatest miracle—God's presence among us for the salvation of the world.

Next, Pope addressed "giving thanks," urging everyone to rejoice in the blessings received from God. He suggested that we humbly and joyfully acknowledge that everything we have is a gift from God. By thanking Him, we offer back what He has given us, along with our love, however feeble it may be. This moment of blessing during Mass is when we praise God for His goodness, as He sanctifies and multiplies our fragile efforts.

Lastly, Pope Francis discussed "sharing," particularly during Mass when the faithful approach the altar to receive the Body and Blood of Christ. This act transforms everyone's gifts into nourishment for all, teaching us that every gesture of love is a gift of grace. It enriches both the giver and the receiver, helping us grow together as brothers and sisters united in charity.

Pope invited the faithful to reflect on several questions: Do we believe that, by God's grace, we have something unique to offer our brothers and sisters, or do we feel like just one among many? Are we grateful to the Lord for His continuous gifts of love? Do we see sharing with others as an opportunity for mutual enrichment and encounter?

Concluding his address, Pope Francis prayed that the Blessed Mother helps us live each Eucharistic celebration with faith and to daily savor the “miracles” of God’s grace.