Category Archives: Nezaradené

  – 9 October, commemorationPosition: priestDied: 1609Patron saint of: pharmacists and catechistsBIOGRAPHY: He came from Tuscany. He was a pharmacist first and a priest from around the age of 30. In addition to founding the lay society of Christian doctrine, … Continue reading →

Jonah’s sermon was a great success, and the people of Nineveh were converted. However, rather than rejoicing, Jonah mourned it. He had preached destruction to Nineveh. If his words did not come true, God’s honour would also be wronged. He … Continue reading →

 We have entered the Marian month of October, which is dedicated to the Virgin Mary – Queen of the Holy Rosary. Autumn has already arrived. In nature, roses bloom, and in the church, roses bloom the most in October—white roses – … Continue reading →

St. Francis is primarily known as a symbol of poverty and humility. But that’s not the only thing he excelled at. He was endowed with several virtues by God, which he displayed through his open heart. Alongside poverty, his humility … Continue reading →

Our prize is the blood of Christ, who, from generation to generation, saves us from death and feeds us in times of hunger. The Church offers us the words of the psalmist to help us enter into the mystery of … Continue reading →

Many of us have trouble shopping. There are many goods, but you have to look for the best one, so we are willing to go to the whole city for it and, if necessary, stand in line for a long … Continue reading →

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Perhaps everyone who remembers their first childhood prayers has dealt with the world of angels. A picture of a guardian angel above a dangerous ravine used to be a standard fixture in children’s rooms, and the prayer to the guardian … Continue reading →

Suffering, pain, and death are the result of Adam and Eve’s original sin (see Gn 3:16–19). Until then, suffering itself had no meaning. However, through his suffering and death on the cross, our Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ gave suffering … Continue reading →

  Illustration photo:  We met a little boy in a village. He was around six years old and openly envied his uncle for his beautiful car. He spoke freely because, unlike adults, he had not yet learned to wear a … Continue reading →