Category Archives: Nezaradené

Recently I had the opportunity to speak with a man who, among other incorrect remarks about the Church, said this: “The Church can give me nothing anymore. I have read the Holy Scriptures. When I was younger, I did mini-ministry, … Continue reading →

The old folk wisdom could appreciate the small things that are essentially big and essential to life. Surely you all know the fairy tale Salt over Gold. Only when there was no salt did the king realize it was worth … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters, you probably have a little library at home and should not be missing the Holy Scriptures. You have read many books, novels, and detective stories, but have you also read that book of books, the whole book, … Continue reading →

It’s Friday; we’re off work, made deadlines, cleaned up all the stuff on our desks, and made plans for the weekend. If I asked you now if you had a day of the week that you dread, I think there … Continue reading →

Before He died, Jesus gave the Apostle John what He holds most precious / His mother, Mary. These are the Redeemer’s last words, which he addresses to his own, and so they take on a solemn character and constitute something … Continue reading →

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The greatness of God’s love In the third chapter of John’s Gospel, Jesus reveals the plan of salvation in a conversation with Nicodemus. A plan transcends us and is like God’s loving and undeserved purpose for human beings. It is … Continue reading →

The faithful’s participation in worship is not a simple and lifeless matter. Depending on how one experiences the Holy Mass, one takes strength from it for one’s life. Therefore, we realize that it is not enough to be at Mass … Continue reading →

We are constantly faced with a choice. A guy can flirt with multiple girls, but he can only date one. Young people can seemingly indefinitely prolong their youth by traveling and partying, but at some point, they must choose a … Continue reading →

Before He died, Jesus gave the Apostle John what He holds most precious / His mother, Mary. These are the Redeemer’s last words, which he addresses to his own, and so they take on a solemn character and constitute something … Continue reading →