Category Archives: Nezaradené

“When Jesus heard what had happened, he withdrew by boat privately to a solitary place. Hearing of this, the crowds followed him on foot from the towns. When Jesus landed and saw a large crowd, he had compassion on them … Continue reading →

Dear brothers and sisters, In today’s Gospel, Jesus says to his disciples: “You are the salt of the earth” and “You are the light of the world.” These words are not only a compliment; they are also a mission. Salt … Continue reading →

What does ordinary hunger stir within us? Do we know the unpleasant feeling in the stomach, the exhaustion hunger causes, or what it is like to be unable to sleep because we are hungry? Today’s Gospel once again shows us … Continue reading →

How to know about it: Who shapes future priests? What is the rector, spiritualist, and prefect in charge of in the seminary? Focused on eternity: What the story of the persecuted Albanian church can teach us. The word of a … Continue reading →

Saint Peter Chrysologus was born around the year 380 in Imola, Italy. The name Chrysologus means “Golden-worded,” because he was famous for preaching clearly, beautifully, and powerfully. Around the year 433, Peter became Bishop of Ravenna, which was then an … Continue reading →

 We have several references to this saint in the Gospels. In addition to the well-known story about the overzealous hostess, we also find a powerful episode in connection with the death and resurrection of Lazarus, when he confesses: You are the … Continue reading →

Sermon on Matthew 13:36–43 Gospel: Matthew 13:36–43 My dear brothers and sisters, In today’s Gospel, Jesus explains the parable of the wheat and the weeds. The disciples ask Him for an explanation because they want to understand the mystery of … Continue reading →

Saint (Blessed) Berthold of Garsten was one of the most influential Benedictine abbots in medieval Austria. He was the first abbot of the Benedictine Abbey of Garsten, near Steyr in Upper Austria, and transformed the newly founded monastery into a … Continue reading →

In an excerpt from Matthew’s Gospel for today’s feast of St. We can find many lessons from Jacob. However, I will limit myself to emphasizing only one, which concerns the mystery of God’s providence, which applies to the whole creation, … Continue reading →

In today´s Gospel Jesus gives us short parables  about the Kingdom of Heaven.They are simple images -a treasure  hidden in  a field a merchant searching for a priceless pearl,a net gathering fish,and  a scribe who brings out treasures both old and … Continue reading →