Category Archives: Nezaradené

. The Gospel of Mark concludes with some of the appearances of the Risen One. It recounts how he appeared to Mary Magdalene on Sunday morning, after Jesus had once cast out seven demons from her. She told the apostles … Continue reading →

Christ could have chosen his first disciples from any background. Yet, he chose fishermen, astonishing them at the beginning and end with miraculous catches. They understood his strangeness. They knew fish get tangled in nets at night, in the dark, … Continue reading →

By rising from the dead, Jesus showed that his body was destined for eternity. He is God in a material body. It was a body that the apostles could touch and eat with. This perfect God remains in a human … Continue reading →

Today’s Gospel touched me. It invited us on a pilgrimage to an exceptional place. Together with Mary Magdalene, we made a pilgrimage to Jesus’s tomb. I must admit that I admire Mary Magdalene. Her heart was drawn to the tomb … Continue reading →

Biblical text: “For the love of Christ binds us together, because we judge this: that one died for all, therefore all died; and he died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves, but for him … Continue reading →

Although the Slovak folk saying “After the war, every general is a general” is not very positive—it expresses criticism of those who did not put their hand to the work but know how to comment and criticize the actors—it nevertheless … Continue reading →

Holy Saturday, the day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, is a special moment in the Christian liturgical year, especially within the Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and some Anglican and Protestant traditions. The tone and specific rites differ by tradition, … Continue reading →

Love means giving…  My dear brothers and sisters,Today’s liturgy began with the blessing of the fire. During that prayer, it was said that this fire is a sign of Christ and a blessing for us all. Yes. Once, when Christ … Continue reading →

Behold, the cross on which the Savior of the world died… Dear brothers and sisters, Today, we have gathered in silence and solemnity to commemorate Good Friday, the day on which our Lord Jesus Christ suffered and died. This is … Continue reading →

Dear brothers and sisters, Today, we enter the holiest days in the Church’s calendar: the Easter Triduum. On Holy Thursday, we remember two of the most important events in our faith: the institution of the Eucharist and the institution of … Continue reading →