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Jesus, as a rising star (cf. Num 24:17), comes to enlighten all nations and illuminate the nights of humanity. With the wise men who look to heaven, we too ask today: “Where is the newborn?” (Matthew 2:2). So which is … Continue reading →

Voluntarism. The human will is a tremendous force. It can do a lot. Without it, we would not save ourselves. “He who created you without you…,” writes St. Augustine, “will not save you without you.”But even this power must not … Continue reading →

Andrew joyfully announces to his brother. In the Gospel, we hear how Andrew and John were interested in Jesus and how they came to know him. We who gather around the altar also want to know Jesus, for through him, … Continue reading →

You know that feeling when you’re trying to steal a little time to devote to God, but your responsibilities won’t let you? And you fall asleep feeling guilty that you didn’t do enough for it every night. You struggle with … Continue reading →

It is not an attack on Francis but contains remarks that do not help unity. How do the passages about the relationship between the two popes in the book of Benedict’s former secretary sound in a broader context? Exactly seven … Continue reading →

The Cathars, a heretical movement of the Middle Ages, had one more feature besides its gnosticism: it divided people into the perfect and the imperfect. The perfect lived an impossible life, or at least very difficult, for an average person. … Continue reading →

Inner transformation requires us to undergo an unpleasant experience in the dark recesses of our souls. According to the opinions of many …this look is nothing more than an admission of a tendency to impatience or the expression of a … Continue reading →

The Vatican allows breathing, but with the condition that it must not be confused with singing. The Catholic committee “LSBT + Komitee” complains that the blessing that will be possible from now on is a “light blessing” that can be … Continue reading →

There are two criteria in love that Jesus gave us. – The first criterion is expressed in words: “Love your neighbor as yourself!” (Lv 19:18). If you do not love yourself, you cannot fully love your neighbor. That is why … Continue reading →