Category Archives: Nezaradené

All in all.God will be all in all. What shorter can be heard, and what more tremendous can be imagined? God is all to himself because his greatness is sufficient for him, and he is even to all the elect. … Continue reading →

Marek was of Jewish descent from the tribe of Levi and was initially named John. Only later did he take the name favored by the Romans, Mark (= translated “meek.” Cf. Acts 13:5, 13; 15:39; 12:12). He was converted to … Continue reading →

 Imagine such a situation. You are sitting in a car or bus that does not have proper brakes. You sit and wait to die, and you don’t know it. If you had known it, suspected it, you would certainly have done … Continue reading →

We penetrate and immerse ourselves in God’s essence to the extent that our desires are comprehensive and fierce. So teaches St. Thomas Aquinas. Those who will have greater glory in heaven and more robust and intense desires for God on … Continue reading →

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Saint George comes from Cappadocia. He was the son of wealthy parents. His father died early, and his mother moved to Palestine, where she had large estates. At the age of twenty, he had already attained great military rank. He … Continue reading →

Attorney Liz Yore explains in an interview for the Fatima TV YouTube channel how the treaty between the Catholic Church and the Communist Party of China, negotiated for the Vatican by proven serial sex maniac McCarrick, an envoy and close … Continue reading →

As soon as the souls of the righteous are completely purified, they will receive the reward of the beatific vision. This beatific vision has different degrees. It depends on the degree of merit. This vision perfectly satiates one’s desires and … Continue reading →

You have girded me with joy» Ps 30, 12. Christianity, a religion of joy, is so because it shares in the joy that resides in the Holy Trinity. Joy is the very air that permeates God. We often describe God … Continue reading →

God the Father draws us to Jesus … WHEN JESUS ​​announced in the Capernaum synagogue that he was the bread of life, those present asked with understandable human logic: “Isn’t this Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we … Continue reading →