Category Archives: Nezaradené

Jesus knew his identity, but his Father still needed to affirm it publicly: “This is my beloved Son.” Similarly, God wants us to know that we are his beloved children. Despite being aware of his mission, Jesus accepted the role … Continue reading →

Heaven’s One Hundred and Twelve When I called you, you were near › Genesis 3, 57. Rapid response units exist to help in tough situations. Everyday experience proves their necessity. What quick response tools has God prepared for our moments … Continue reading →

Faith of the heart and mind stands on a rock We believe in a God who transcends words and numbers. According to Provincial Verbist Marek Vaňuš, the key to unwavering faith lies in embracing one’s Christian identity and grounding oneself … Continue reading →

Jesus returned to his homeland and taught in the synagogue, prompting amazement and the question: “Where did he acquire such wisdom and miraculous power?”?” Returning to one’s native land is a fundamental human longing, driven by a desire to reconnect … Continue reading →

Alphonsus  Maria de Liguori was born in 1696 to a distinguished and affluent Neapolitan family. A prodigy, he earned a doctorate in civil and canon law at just 16 and went on to become a brilliant advocate in the Naples … Continue reading →

The spiritual life undoubtedly includes. So let’s ask what our resolution should be, for example, a confessional one. First principle: To be effective, it must be specific, not general. It won’t help to try: I want to improve! You have to determine … Continue reading →

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 →