Category Archives: Nezaradené

During the last week of Easter, we will discuss one of the six truths of our religion every day – as an echo of the biggest holiday of the year. Some people like small objects for good luck, amulets or talismans, … Continue reading →

We know a lot about prayer. We pray after all. Even today, we can talk about prayer because Jesus himself wants to talk about it. Jesus tells the disciples: “Ask and you shall receive…” (John 16:24). We know that after one conversation … Continue reading →

Jesus already spoke words of encouragement and consolation during meetings on earth: “Truly, truly, I say to you: You will weep and wail, and the world will rejoice.” You will mourn, but your sorrow will turn into joy” (John 16:20). The … Continue reading →

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Who brought you to church today? Who sent you there? While you were forced? The kids could play computer games, you left the pots on the stove and left them. After all, what happens here happens the same every day, doesn’t it? And therefore, who … Continue reading →

What would you ask Christ if you were walking with him as a disciple? So do it, because it’s yours with you. Illustration photo: Let’s go to Emmaus. Let’s go on foot. Just as the two disciples of Jesus mourned there. We will … Continue reading →

Many wished for the death, the demise of the Church, which is the work of Jesus Christ, but which is governed by the Holy Spirit through the visible head, the hierarchy of the Church headed by the Pope. There were also … Continue reading →

We know that miracles do not happen any more. That’s one attitude, but there are others, including the Catholic one. The attitude of the Catholics, of Eastern Orthodoxy and also of some Protestants is that yes, miracles are happening today … Continue reading →

 What does it mean to bear witness? What are my difficulties in testifying and before whom? What do I gain by testifying? I am directly participating in the event… it has a greater weight of testimony than the one who gives testimony but … Continue reading →

To answer this question, we need to understand how Jesus experienced his inner relationship with the Father, and how that relationship then translated to people. And how we are to enter into a relationship with Jesus. Jesus speaks of the … Continue reading →