Category Archives: Nezaradené

Saint Holiday: September 23 * May 25, 1887, Pietrelcina, Italy† September 23, 1968, San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy Meaning of the name: pious, religious (lat.) Padre Pio On May 25, 1887, in the small Italian village of Pietrelcina, Francis was born, … Continue reading →

Holiday: September 21 † After 42 Parthia, Mesopotamia (?) Meaning of the name: Man of God (from Hebrew) Attributes: book of gospels, man, angel, sword, wallet Patron of bankers, taxi drivers St. Matthew is one of the twelve apostles. His original … Continue reading →

Advertising billboards frequently showcase upcoming concerts by prominent performers, listing their sponsors who contribute financially in exchange for advertising exposure and brand loyalty. This crucial support ensures high-quality preparation and execution in events. Today’s scripture drew my attention to the … Continue reading →

In Latin, the word serve is translated as ministrare. Ministers are those who serve at the altar. The priest who takes over the parish is often called an administrator, which means the one who cares for God, the altar, the … Continue reading →

  Saint January and his companions did not allow themselves to be intimidated from their faith by any threats or torments, and they continued in the service of God and in a holy life until their martyrdom. The life of … Continue reading →

St. Lambert was born around 635 in Maastricht (present-day Holland) to noble and wealthy parents characterized by great generosity to their fellow man. His parents were Aper and Herisplendis. Both were convinced that the fear of God is the greatest … Continue reading →

Philosophy, writers, and psychologists have described love for centuries. They distinguished between different types of love, including romantic, platonic, compassionate, friendly, erotic, parental, and mature. The article describes each of these types. What kind of love is yours? Merciful love … Continue reading →

St. Cornelius and St. Cyprian September 16, a reminder Position: Pope and bishop, martyrs Death: 252 Patron: Cornelius: peasants; invoked in convulsions, nervous disease, and leprosy; Cyprian: invoked against the plague Attributes: Kornelia: tiara, horn; Cyprian: book, sword, palm tree … Continue reading →

Today, on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, the Church invites us to look at the cross. The first reading of today’s service of the word reminds us of a section of the history of the chosen … Continue reading →

St. John Chrysostom was born in Antioch between 340-350. His parents were probably Christians. The father was apparently of Roman origin and was a senior military officer. However, he died shortly after the birth of John. John had one older … Continue reading →