Category Archives: Nezaradené

Saint Teresa of Ávila (real name Teresa de Cepeda y Ahumada) was born on 28 March 1515 in Ávila, Spain, and died on 4 October 1582 in Alba de Tormes. Coming from a Jewish family, she became the most essential … Continue reading →

Anyone interested in ancient Christian monuments cannot visit Rome without seeing the famous Catacombs of Calixtus. This extensive underground burial ground is named after Pope Saint Calixtus I, whose feast day is on 14 October. Saint Calixtus I came from … Continue reading →

You may still remember, because the media presented it repeatedly. On January 20, 2025, the inauguration ceremony of the U.S. president was held. Mariann Budde, Bishop of Washington, gave the speech at this ceremony. She sat in the front row … Continue reading →

The Pope arrives for an audience during the Jubilee of Missionaries and Migrants.On Thursday, the Vatican published the first apostolic exhortation of Pope Leo XIV, on which Pope Francis began working, focusing on service to the poor.  In a document … Continue reading →

We live in troubled times. There are many wars in the world. Pope Francis said that we are already in a fragmented third world war. Pope Leo XIV also consistently calls for weapons to fall silent and for warring parties … Continue reading →

  – 9 October, commemorationPosition: priestDied: 1609Patron saint of: pharmacists and catechistsBIOGRAPHY: He came from Tuscany. He was a pharmacist first and a priest from around the age of 30. In addition to founding the lay society of Christian doctrine, … Continue reading →

Jonah’s sermon was a great success, and the people of Nineveh were converted. However, rather than rejoicing, Jonah mourned it. He had preached destruction to Nineveh. If his words did not come true, God’s honour would also be wronged. He … Continue reading →

 We have entered the Marian month of October, which is dedicated to the Virgin Mary – Queen of the Holy Rosary. Autumn has already arrived. In nature, roses bloom, and in the church, roses bloom the most in October—white roses – … Continue reading →

St. Francis is primarily known as a symbol of poverty and humility. But that’s not the only thing he excelled at. He was endowed with several virtues by God, which he displayed through his open heart. Alongside poverty, his humility … Continue reading →

Our prize is the blood of Christ, who, from generation to generation, saves us from death and feeds us in times of hunger. The Church offers us the words of the psalmist to help us enter into the mystery of … Continue reading →