Category Archives: Nezaradené

John and James did not yet understand the love of Jesus when they wanted “fire from heaven to destroy” the Samaritan village” (cf. Lk 9:56). The approach to our vocations can be different from us and the environment. For a … Continue reading →

 Or conversely, can anyone confirm that God does not exist? And if neither one or the other could be done, what about it? Today, we will talk about the introduction to the arguments for and against God’s existence and will … Continue reading →

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Before humans were created, God created a beautiful and diverse world to receive them. The time of the creation of angels is not precisely expressed in the Holy Scriptures. The Holy Scriptures describe design with the statement: “In the beginning, God … Continue reading →

There are some things in which we will never measure up to God: We will never equal God in the work of CREATION: we will never create a Universe out of nothing, nor can we keep it in existence as … Continue reading →

Saint Jerome  (347-420) is a Teacher of the Church, a saint, and one of the most outstanding scholars of the Catholic Church. He translated the Holy Scriptures into Latin (Vulgate); this translation of the Bible is still used in the … Continue reading →

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Before humans were created, God created a beautiful and diverse world to receive them. The time of the creation of angels is not precisely expressed in the Holy Scriptures. The Holy Scriptures describe design with the statement: “In the beginning, God … Continue reading →

Today’s Sunday texts include interesting topics that touch us all. So, for example, personal vs. collective responsibility; our attitude towards the will of the Father and also the perception of the Father: either as Master-Slave or as Master-Father. It also speaks of our … Continue reading →

Have you read the book: “Who’s Who”? The names Herod, John the Baptist, Elijah, and others are not there. Are they not up to date? Sometimes someone writes rude words on this page. I accept the criticism. It’s interesting that … Continue reading →