Category Archives: Nezaradené

It is wonderful when people come to Jesus and ask. When they approach the priests and inquire, it’s fantastic. Thank God that people always have somewhere to go to ask. Folk wisdom says, “If you ask, you may be a … Continue reading →

Let us imagine that we could possess everything. All our earthly dreams would come true, and we would succeed in everything. Let’s strive to unleash our imagination and manifest our desires. Let us have what we would like. Let us … Continue reading →

Dear brothers and sisters,Today is Ash Wednesday, the start of the 40-day Lenten period. During this time, we will deepen our relationship with Jesus Christ through fasting. We will be surrounded by changes in colours, shapes, and objects that may … Continue reading →

Founders of the 7th Order of the Servants of Mary: Alexius, Bartholomew, Benedictus, Bonfilius, Gerardinus, John, Ricoverus Seven esteemed Florentines lived in poverty and penance on Monte Senario, striving to live holy lives and to help others on the path … Continue reading →

The Pharisees demanded signs from heaven from Jesus for several key reasons, which, in the Gospels (e.g., Matthew 16:1-4, Mark 8:11-13), are associated with temptation, distrust, and a desire to maintain their own power. The main reasons were: Temptation (test): … Continue reading →

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If we were to conduct a survey and ask people who a saint is, who knows what image of holiness we would get? Probably the most common image of a saint would be a person cut off from the world, … Continue reading →

The theme of God’s law and the question of its binding nature have accompanied the entire history of Christianity. Saint Paul deals with it in his most famous letters. Although he explains everything carefully, even in the time of the … Continue reading →

The theme of the Gospel passage for this Easter Sunday is one of the most topical issues of our time. Physical blindness isn’t so bad, as it will end when the soul leaves the body. Spiritual blindness is far more … Continue reading →

  Photo: Franz Neubauer The Russians do not even allow Greek Catholics to operate in the occupied territories of Ukraine. Retaliation also forces Orthodox priests under the Moscow Patriarchate to accept Russian citizenship, a paradoxical situation.  Stepan Podolchak served as … Continue reading →