Category Archives: Nezaradené

Whenever we come to the Lord, whether in prayer or at Holy Mass, we must realize that it is different from material things. When I am thirsty, I take a glass of water and drink. But when I want to … Continue reading →

Sermon on Matthew 23:27–32 “You are like whitewashed tombs. Dear brothers and sisters, The words of Jesus in today’s Gospel are among the strongest words we hear from his lips “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! You are like … Continue reading →

**Joseph of Calasanza – the saint who invented free school for everyone. His name is usually written as **St. Joseph Calasanz** or **José de Calasanz** – He lived 1557-1648, and if you went to a Piarist school anywhere in Central … Continue reading →

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Although we know relatively little about the Apostle Bartholomew, we can learn a great deal from him. We know that he came from Cana (Jn 21), and it is quite possible that he witnessed Jesus’ first public miracle there during … Continue reading →

In today’s Gospel Jesus brings His disciples a question that still echoes through every church, every home,and every human heart.Who do people say that the Son of Man is? Sermon The disciples answer by reporting what others are saying . … Continue reading →

Today we reflect  on Mary the mother of Jesus and the Queen of Heaven.When Christians call Mary “Queen,,”we do not place her above Christ.Rather,we honor her because she is the mother of our King. Her greatness comes entirely from God,and … Continue reading →

Today’s Gospel brings us to one to one of the most beautiful and deeply personal encounters between Jesus and Peter.The risen Jesus meets his disciples by the Sea of Tiberias.After they have eaten,Jesus  turns to Peter and ask him a question. … Continue reading →

The royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on July 29, 1981, was celebrated as the “Wedding of the Century.” It earned this title above all because of the extravagant and magnificent atmosphere that surrounded the entire event. … Continue reading →

Sermon on Matthew 11:25–30 “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.” Dear brothers and sisters,There are words in the Gospel that seem to speak directly to the deepest needs of the … Continue reading →