Monthly Archives: February 2020

Persistent prayer is a school of trust. In Lourdes, Fatima, and Loretto, but also in many other pilgrimage places around the world and around the Marian chapels in small towns and villages around the world, there are several tables with … Continue reading →

History records that 1812 was a tragic year for Emperor Napoleon’s mighty army. That year, Napoleon marched across Europe and met fierce resistance everywhere. But when they reached Moscow, Russia was raging in a severe winter Napoleon had not foreseen. … Continue reading →

View of the fishing net Sorting and picking are well known to all of us. In the material area, we sort things out, get rid of the bad or worse, put them aside, destroy them … And conversely, keep the … Continue reading →

This site uses cookies to deliver services efficiently. I understand. More information: On one journey to Jerusalem, the apostles stopped in a Samaritan village. But they did not accept them. The Apostle James and John said, “Lord, shall we say … Continue reading →

Jesus noticed that guests liked choosing top places. In our churches, however, we tend to do the opposite: we try not to be too forward in the “first line” for the altar but to keep a certain distance. Perhaps there … Continue reading →

God knows man well and knows that mystery and suddenness inspire our admiration, interest, and curiosity. We are always pleased with what we only find after a long search. Therefore, Jesus also compared acquiring the Kingdom of God to finding … Continue reading →

Father’s House Have you ever wondered why, for many believers (perhaps sometimes for us), faith and spiritual life are often difficult and grim—something that, instead of giving them freedom, attaches them to the slave iron ball? Maybe it is precisely … Continue reading →

In his parables and comparisons, Jesus Christ often emphasized the necessity of human cooperation with God’s call. It is, e.g., in the parable of the sower (Mt 13:24-30); in the parable of the wheat and the weeds (Mt 13:24-30); in … Continue reading →

In the parable of the sower, it was said that only the fourth part of the seed yielded fruit (Mt 13: 8). In the second parable—of anyone among wheat—it is said that the enemy sowed even the fourth part of … Continue reading →

Parable of the sower In the parable of the sower, it was said that only the fourth amount of seed yielded fruit (Mt 13: 8). In the second parable – of anyone among wheat – it is said that the … Continue reading →