Category Archives: Nezaradené

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 →

For the days immediately following the feast of the Nativity of the Lord, the oldest liturgical calendars already list a group of feasts of saints. The Middle Ages, which saw these saints as honorary guides of the newborn King, named … Continue reading →

John the Apostle, also known as John the Evangelist, was one of twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. He is often referred to as the disciple whom Jesus loved. John played a significant role in the early Christian community and impacted … Continue reading →

Which two words do you think are most often used to describe Christmas? In my opinion, it is JOY and PEACE. Both are also regularly heard at Christmas greetings. Even on the outside, everyone tries to live these words – to enjoy being … Continue reading →

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Brothers and sisters! During these festive days, everyone probably wishes to spend them in peace. We want happiness, health, and joy and give each other gifts. Our attitude expresses how we imagine an ideal Christmas. This is how we would like to experience … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters, let us imagine an ancient royal court where a great crowd awaits the arrival of a noble ruler. Let us observe the people who look at the ruler, discuss him, and are in great expectation. Everyone falls … Continue reading →

In the 5th century BC, faith weakened, and hopelessness manifested itself. Many, looking at the achievements of idolaters, were subject to doubts about God’s justice. The wicked do better in life. Where is God who judges? Through the prophet Malachi, God responds to … Continue reading →

 How easily can we be drawn away from following the Lord by difficult or unexpected circumstances? A harsh word makes us feel sorry for ourselves; an unfavorable situation makes us fear for someone we love. Anna’s example can teach us … Continue reading →