Category Archives: Nezaradené

Lord, what should I notice in this passage? » I realize with what faith Jairus came to me. He came asking me to heal his dying daughter. He believed I could do it. I could not remain oblivious to such … Continue reading →

The Catholic Church stands on solid foundations, from which it draws and from which it must not deviate. Historian and Catholic priest Branislav Dado, SJ, says that on the other hand, as the world and society develops, so does the … Continue reading →

MATTHEW DESCRIBES his reaction to the Master’s call: “He got up and followed him” (Mt 9, 9). From this moment on, his life will be completely different from the one he led before. He meets him when he sits and … Continue reading →

Through Baptism, we received participation in the life of God. But how does God live? What does his life consist of? Jesus Christ told us something about this when he revealed that God is indeed one, but triune. Jesus made … Continue reading →

 I am a “twin”… Thomas from today’s Gospel is similar to us in many ways. Maybe even more than we would like. The name Thomas means Twin in Hebrew. And the figure of the apostle Thomas is genuinely the “twin” … Continue reading →

 The word Magnificat is very well known to believers. It is a hymn that Mary, the Mother of Jesus, sang during her visit to Elizabeth. In it, Jesus praises the Lord for all the blessings he shows the entire human … Continue reading →

All over the world, many young men and women will give their consent to Christ’s call: “Follow me!” (Mt 9:9). These young people decide on the priesthood, religious, or missionary life. They want to introduce Christ to people. But Christ’s … Continue reading →

Employment and occupation.  You perceive the difference between a profession and a job. Employment can be what feeds the worker and his family. Occupation is what fulfills a person. So is the vocation of a father, mother, missionary, priest, charity … Continue reading →

Know today what has not happened to your sons who do not know… The teachings of the Lord… his strong hand and his outstretched arm › Dt 11, 2. Moses addressed these words to the people who had witnessed many … Continue reading →

Having the courage today to offer more than just anthropology, ethics, or psychology means a new form of martyrdom for the current.  Illustration photo: pixabay.com In 1601, he wrote Shakespeare’s untitled poem, which describes the tragic love between a phoenix … Continue reading →