Category Archives: Nezaradené

He returned from the USA five years ago, managing a parish in Detroit’s suburbs for nineteen years. He talks about the community of English-speaking believers he attends in Bratislava. He relates the story of an Anglican convert he accepted into … Continue reading →

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Folk wisdom says: “He who is like a bed will also lie down.” In this wisdom, we should not only see a material problem, laziness, or diligence of a person in acquiring material goods, but we, believers, should also realize … Continue reading →

Ingratitude is often talked about today. Parents complain about the ingratitude of their children. More than one teacher and educator must sigh sadly that students lack gratitude. A person often becomes aware of appreciation only when lf feels a lack of gratitude … Continue reading →

Indeed many of you have heard or read about the establishment of a monastery of Carmelite sisters next to the concentration camp in Oswiecim, Poland. Their mission was to pray to God for all those killed in this concentration camp … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters, the Second Vatican Council, means a great deal in the history of the Church. Today we are witnessing many changes and adjustments. For example, we glorify God in Mass in the people’s language. He also emphasized the value … Continue reading →

We Europeans already have the cultural heritage of Greek philosophy and the Hebrew religion. Both these movements think in their classical forms of a world where evolutionary silence reigns and which is stable in its way. Plato imagined that in … Continue reading →

Each of you has a favorite song, a favorite song that you’ve heard more than a hundred times. It is so familiar to you that it would be enough if you attended three or four notes from this song and immediately … Continue reading →

People can enjoy various things and events – from winning, success, happiness… But can we enjoy the winnings, success, and satisfaction of our dear ones? And can we do it even when it comes to others, strangers? Can we also rejoice … Continue reading →

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