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* 22 July 1647 Lhautecour, Burgundy, France † 17 October 1690 Paray-le-Monial, FranceMeaning of the name Margita: pearl (Greek-Latin)Attribute: palm tree St. Margita Mary Alacoque was born on July 22, 1647, in France in the village of Lauthecour near Verosvres. … Continue reading →

This first stage is also called “contact, contact”. It is the first image coming from the imagination, the first thought, the first impulse. So, for example, a miser sees unguarded money and attacks him: “Could I have …hide it.” In … Continue reading →

Cards. Fortune-tellers… and their ilk have success with the stupid, until time. God is eternal. What we don’t know, and it’s good that we don’t know. In the Gospel, we hear the harsh words of Jesus Christ: “This generation is an evil generation. He … Continue reading →

It is challenging for a natural scientist to leave his world of numbers, matter, and energy and step into the unknown, into the vacuum of philosophy and theology. But we still have to ask the question: What if the world … Continue reading →

Let’s try to imagine our churches without statues of the Virgin Mary. They probably wouldn’t be what they are anymore. Many of us cannot even imagine our prayers without the rosary. Perhaps many of you, as well as me, were taught by grandmothers … Continue reading →

 Quite naturally and logically, the idea that in terms of answering the question of what was before the Big Bang, one can, between scientists can be found as a group of materialistically oriented people who, by their postulate of eternity, … Continue reading →

Although this question has been controversial since the earliest times of human civilization, it was in 1929 that the modern cause broke out. Astrophysicist Erwin Hubble irrefutably proved that our universe is not stationary but dynamic. He found that all … Continue reading →

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Several Old Testament prophets used the image of a feast to portray a relationship and encounter with God. We also heard it in today’s first reading (Is 25, 6-10). And it’s a nice picture: dining with God. Jesus often used similar images. For … Continue reading →