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Category Archives: sermons
Let’s listen to God’s voice and not harden our hearts.
To not harden our hearts, we must listen to God’s word. When we move away from God and are deaf to God’s word, we become unfaithful Catholics, or even „Catholics atheist”. The people of Israel have turned their backs on … Continue reading
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Third Sunday of Lent, Year C Joh 4,5-42
Today, we witness various natural tragedies, such as floods or fires. After such events, we also witness solidarity among people. People help the handicapped with material and financial resources to support them at least a little. In the spirit of … Continue reading
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Eight Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Lk 6,39-45
What is my speech? Dear brothers and sisters, the tongue is a dangerous weapon that can hurt immensely. But we also know that language is a beautiful tool that can heal. So, let’s accept the inspiration offered by today’s word … Continue reading
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time ,Year C
Many socio-political revolutions helped each other with religious slogans. They wanted to help the poor, establish justice, give education to the uneducated, and punish the rich. These slogans influenced entire nations. But the reality was different then. Let’s remember, for … Continue reading
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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C John 2,2-11
Since it is a family wedding, the organizers have been invited months in advance. They write a list of invitees and then wonder if someone has been forgotten so they don’t feel offended that they weren’t invited to the wedding … Continue reading
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Feast of the Baptism of the Lord C Lk 3,15-22
When we listen to the expression of an unknown person, for example, on television or social networks, we often ask: Who is it? What does he think of himself? By what right does he speak like that? And that times … Continue reading
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2nd Sunday after Christmas Year C John 1,1-18
Sometimes, dear friends, under the influence of various sufferings, we find ourselves in a state in which we have the impression that there is no one in the world who understands us. And to anyone who would try to comfort … Continue reading
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Feast of The Holy Family, Luke 2,41-52
There are always family holidays on Christmas Eve. All family members try to gather at home, with their parents, to experience them together. Today’s Sunday of the Holy Family should also deepen the sense of family cohesion and togetherness. Let us, … Continue reading
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Fourth Sunday of Advent, Year C Luke 1,39-45
Preparations for Christmas are at their peak, and everyone, according to their means, procures what is needed for the Christmas table, under the tree, or in the apartment to celebrate the Lord’s birth as dignified as possible. During this rush, … Continue reading
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3. Advent Sunday C Luke 3,10-18
Only twice a year can a priest wear a pink robe – on the 3rd Sunday of Advent and the 4th Sunday of Lent. Both Sundays symbolize the joy of the approaching Christmas or Easter holidays. Even today’s church service … Continue reading
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