Category Archives: Nezaradené

St. Thomas Aquinas says that the only object of our hope is eternal bliss in God. Therefore, we should not hope for anything less than He Himself. But let us look at ourselves. Can I be saved? Do I have … Continue reading →

Another essential means for “sustainable” spiritual growth is order. Keep order, and order will keep you. This is an old Latin proverb. Today, however, we do not like routine or monotony. We see no perspective or dynamics in it and … Continue reading →

Dear brothers and sisters, we celebrate the martyrdom of Saint John the Baptist. Today, in the prayer of the preface, we will hear the words: “For we celebrate the work of Your grace in Christ’s forerunner, Saint John, whom You … Continue reading →

But what does this following of Christ mean? We often imagine Christ as a perfect person who fulfills the will of the Father and therefore is a model for us in keeping the law. In this way, anyone can accept … Continue reading →

 Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo Saint Augustine of Hippo (354–430 AD) was a highly influential Christian theologian, philosopher, and bishop. He is considered one of the great Fathers of the Church and a key figure in the development of Western … Continue reading →

St. Monica, also known as St. Monnica, is a revered figure in Christianity, particularly in the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions. She is best known as the mother of St. Augustine of Hippo, one of the most influential theologians … Continue reading →

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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