Category Archives: sermons

Today’s celebration, the celebration of the Holy Trinity, is seemingly the least understandable for us Christians, but also essential. Why? It shows the inner divine relationship into which we are to grow all our lives, which is also the fundamental … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters, today, as we listen to the words of the Holy Gospel, we find ourselves together with the apostles in Jerusalem in the Upper Room on the eve of the Passion of the Lord Jesus, at the moment … Continue reading →

Two views of „Who loves me…“ . Brothers and sisters, the gospel gives us a glimpse of part of the farewell speech of the Lord Jesus – a kind of testament. The Lord says goodbye and leaves, thus reminding us of … Continue reading →

They asked a nun why she selflessly served the sick, even though they were repulsive. She replied that she did it all for Christ and saw Jesus in them. Christians admire this answer, but an atheist was offended. He declared … Continue reading →

When we say “good shepherd”, we think of those beautifully painted sweet pictures, from which an idyll of peace and harmony radiates, squeaks. But this idea of the Good Shepherd wants to remind us of something else. The earliest representations … Continue reading →

When I was young, an aspiring chaplain, I had a bit of a culture shock. I was in Austria, and a young man there was supposed to take me somewhere by car. It was just a short drive within a … Continue reading →

Over the last five days, we’ve stopped at the key events of our salvation. We have witnessed events that, we can say, have changed the course of history. We saw Christ’s redemptive work. Likewise, we spent the Last Supper with … Continue reading →

The liturgy of Holy Week is so rich and beautiful that the priest can disturb its beauty with his sermon. Passions on Palm Sunday and Good Friday, as well as other symbolism of Easter ceremonies, can fill the soul with … Continue reading →

A well-known French priest and writer, Michel Quoist, whose books are also published here, writes this in his book “God is waiting for me”: I am not satisfied with myself. I have already examined my life several times about my … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters, this Sunday we begin with the well-known story of the prodigal son. This is a parable that I consider to be the most beautiful of the biblical stories. What does Jesus want to teach us in this … Continue reading →