Category Archives: Nezaradené

We can often admire some brothers and sisters for their beautiful relationship with God, neighbor, and the Church. Their behavior is not just attractive, but also sensitive and beneficial. Their conduct directly inspires us. This is true holiness. They do … Continue reading →

The story of Mary and Martha is mainly interpreted as a warning against being too subject to the worries and tasks of life, as a warning against workaholics, and against forgetting to take care of the most important thing due … Continue reading →

In the Catholic Church, the fourth Sunday of July is the World Day of Old Parents and Seniors; this year, it fell on July 28. Pope Francis established the celebration in 2021. Pope Francis in the Basilica of St. Petra … Continue reading →

Who was Saint Anne and Saint Joachim? We know very little about them. If so little is said about the Virgin Mary in the Holy Scriptures because God wanted to leave her hidden and humiliated, then about St. Anne and … Continue reading →

“Let everyone consider us in this way as Christ’s servants and stewards of God’s mysteries.” (1 Cor 4:1) In the catacombs, various pictures were found painted on the walls, primarily representing Christ the Lord in all forms. They also painted … Continue reading →

You’ve probably already met people on the street who offered some street deals to mobile operators or other companies. These people often encounter misunderstandings, but they are not deterred and urge action from more and more people because they believe … Continue reading →

This saying of Jesus is very popular, but what exactly does the word abide mean? Dictionaries offer us more than fifty different synonyms, from “not to leave” and “to stay” to “to rest“. However, in today’s Gospel, the word should … Continue reading →

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Like Mary Magdalene, we, too, can accept Jesus’ liberating action. We are to give not what we have but what we are. The image of Mary Magdalene, created based on legendary and apocryphal data, with which people still identify to … Continue reading →

The film “Calling” (2020) by director Paweł Woldan portrays Karol Wojtyła’s spiritual journey, later known as Pope John Paul II, during World War II. It highlights his formative years in Krakow, where he studied Polish philology at the Jagiellonian University. … Continue reading →