Category Archives: Nezaradené

The messenger of God speaks to Joseph in his time of doubt before receiving Mary in a blessed state. He similarly speaks to him and warns him against Herod. He could have spoken to Mary, but Joseph’s central paternal role … Continue reading →

Let us look at least a little into the tradition and what ancient testimonies tell us about St. John. St. John the Evangelist was the son of Father Zebedee and mother Salome and the brother of St. James the Elder, the … Continue reading →

Many church celebrations are decorated with some lovely ideas. For example, in the First Holy Communion, the following is written on the cloth in churches: “Let the little ones come to me.” When there are primogeniture, for example, it is … Continue reading →

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And so we can truly forgive ourselves and not just put on a show during those days that everything is perfectly fine between us. If we want love, we must first give it away and spread it entirely selflessly, without … Continue reading →

I welcome you to our (…) church for this midnight service. We can only contemplate the mystery of Christmas when we can stop and contemplate in silence the message that is proclaimed to us anew year after year. The wonder … Continue reading →

Dear congregation, today I would like to reflect with you  on a passage from the book of Isaiah that can provide us  with  comfort and  hope in times of  uncertainty and change.  For Zion’s sake   I will not keep silent, … Continue reading →

And here we are. We are at the end of Advent, reading the last prophetic book of the Old Testament and soon entering the New Testament. At this critical moment, the prophet Malachi uses the image of a craftsman working … Continue reading →

Do you feel like you are in the middle of a romance novel with this passage? Song of Songs is a collection of love poems. And God is mentioned in them only once, and even then only indirectly (see Pies … Continue reading →

King Ahaz of Judah and Mary, a poor girl from Nazareth, are separated by seven centuries, but they have something in common: both come from the dynasty of David, are heirs to God’s great promises, and must pass the test … Continue reading →