Category Archives: Nezaradené

The Trinity is incomprehensible, and this remains true whether Augustine walked on the beach. Illustration photo Help us protect the church from attacks We live in a time when the church finds itself between the millstones of progressivism, fruitless traditionalism, and … Continue reading →

Augustinus von Canterbury  Augustine was a Benedictine monk before the monastery in Rome, which was then dedicated to Andrew, on the site of the present-day monastery of San Gregorio Magno al  Celio  in Rome, which had been founded by Pope Gregory … Continue reading →

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Bob: She just found something in the hallway that she’s taking a closer look at. Grandpa: Well, then let’s go to her. Lilly: Hi Grandpa, what’s this beautiful golden picture here? Grandpa: That’s an exceptional piece, it’s called an icon. … Continue reading →

 “What God has joined together, let no one separate.” Love is a decision affirmed every day, every moment, choosing the best of the other as the most valuable treasure. Jesus is not a distant figure but one among people. He … Continue reading →

Some events will happen in life that will affect him ultimately. For example, someone does some evil deed for which they go to jail, and we say they will be stuck with it for the rest of their lives. But … Continue reading →

If we avoid the two extremes of uncritical acceptance of “the world” or outright rejection of it, we can embark on a path of differentiation and integration that can be mutually beneficial. Help us protect the church from attacks. We … Continue reading →

Jacob traditionally cuts to the living and pillages the shortcomings of the first Christians and, of course, ours as well. Today, he is aiming for strife. Likewise, the Gospel also portrays to us this ailment among the apostles. What is … Continue reading →

Edward Osborne Wilson (1929-2021) was one of the most famous natural scientists of the 20th century and the father of sociobiology. Wilson was a recognized scientist and a long-time professor at the prestigious Harvard University. He was also a two-time … Continue reading →

Pope John XXIII said of the announced Council that there must be a new Pentecost. He remembered the powerful work of the Holy Spirit in the early Church, as described in the Acts of the Apostles. There was a sense of … Continue reading →