Category Archives: Nezaradené

May 20, reminder Position: priest, popular preacher, OFM religious Death: 1444 Patron: wool weavers; invoked against hoarseness, lung diseases, bleeding Attributes: Franciscan, mountain, staff, miter at feet, IHS monogram, sun CURRICULUM VITAE He came from Siena. The foundation of his … Continue reading →

May 18, non-binding commemoration Position: Pope Death: 526 CURRICULUM VITAE He came from Tuscany and was the son of Constantius. He became archpriest at St. John Lateran and was elected pope on 13 August 523. In Rome, he restored the … Continue reading →

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Brothers and sisters… when you walk across Charles Bridge in Prague, you will find over 30 statues and groups of saints—and among them the oldest, the iconographically legendary statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, which has stood in its place since … Continue reading →

God did not intend to create puppets. Sometimes we meet people who do not believe but are sincerely interested in what we actually believe and why. Talking to them can enrich both parties. We get rid of prejudices against them, … Continue reading →

The Christian’s place is in the world, where he must proclaim Jesus, but his eyes are fixed on heaven, where he will be united with Him. The Scriptures give us three words, three points of reference for the Christian pilgrimage. … Continue reading →

Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking up into heaven? This Jesus, who was taken up from you into heaven, will come in the same way as you saw him go into heaven” (Acts 1:11). Today, men in white … Continue reading →

Today we celebrate the feast of the Virgin Mary of Fatima, which reminds us of the appearance of the Virgin Mary with three small shepherds, Lucia, Hyacinte, and Francis. We could say that this apparition hurt timeless. As Pope Pius … Continue reading →

Saints Holiday: May 12 † 258 or 304 (?) Thanks to Pope St. Damasus (4th century), we have some information about the lives of St. Nereus and Achilles. Nereus and Achilles were soldiers in the Roman army, where they helped carry out … Continue reading →

I don’t know how you see it, but it seems to me that today it’s hard to find the truth. Just try listening to two messengers. One says – “the complete truth”; the other opposes him – “the absolute truth.” … Continue reading →