Category Archives: Nezaradené

Source: Rawpixel Whatever perfection we can imagine with human reason, we will find it with God without end or end. That is why we say that God is the perfect being. He is from eternity, knows everything, omnipresent, omnipotent, infinitely … Continue reading →

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Feast day: 3 February * 2. 2nd half of the 3rd cent. 2.2 Feb. 2nd century. Se baste, today Sivas, Turkey † c. 316 (?)  Attributes: crossed candles, book, pig’s head Patron saint of otorhinolaryngologists (ear, nose and throat doctors), … Continue reading →

From the feeling of independence from God and self-sufficiency, other sins grew, but man could not wholly exclude God; He was inscribed in his soul. Man had to invent gods and false, illusory gods, those who did only what man … Continue reading →

John Bosco, popularly called Don Bosco, was born on August 16, 1815, in the small mountain settlement of Becchi in Italy. Becchi belonged to the town of Castelnuovo d’Asti in the Piedmont region. His father was Francis, and his mother … Continue reading →

Burning candle – a symbol of Jesus.Today’s holiday is spent in our hearts on something from the Christmas magic. Both holidays, today’s and Christmas, have something in common. At Christmas, the child Jesus lies in a manger and his mother … Continue reading →

How will catch the elephant lion? You probably assume that such a mountain of meat is simply invincible. In some parts of Africa, however, lions hunt in packs, isolate one of these monstrous animals from his herd, and thus can overpower … Continue reading →

Adam lived happily with his wife, Eve, in Eden. He enjoyed the fruits of Eden and the animals for his direct sustenance. Man did not work at that time. God only says this to Adam after he has sinned. Cursed … Continue reading →

The Cromagnon man, as the literature calls him, was named after the locality where he was discovered, and he was a man in the true sense of the word. Homo sapiens lived throughout Europe and, understandably, elsewhere. He lived at … Continue reading →

At the beginning of the Acts of the Apostles, we heard the voice of Jesus briefly (Acts 1,7.8). But from the ascension, Jesus ( understandably) pauses and speaks through his followers, who announce that he has been raised from the … Continue reading →