Monthly Archives: November 2020

On the third day, according to the Book of Genesis, two things happened: first, the “dry land” was created, and with it the vegetation. The first of these events can be correlated with the third important stage of the scientific … Continue reading →

Who would count how many people he has met in his life? About one meeting writes St. Luke. Jesus then says to him, “Today salvation has come to this house. … The Son of Man came to seek and to … Continue reading →

Before examining the “Old Testament scenario” of the universe’s formation and evolution, several serious caveats statements should be considered. The first is the Papal Commission’s conclusion for the Interpretation of the Bible in the Church of 1993. It says, “… … Continue reading →

As Jesus approached Jericho, a blind man was sitting by the road begging. When he heard the crowd passing by, he asked what was happening. They said to him, “Jesus of Nazareth is coming here.” He cried out, “Jesus, Son … Continue reading →

As we have repeatedly mentioned, it is a frequent cause of conflicts between science and faith, as biblical texts are confronted with natural science. It seems like a lot here did not help the warning of St. Augustine; that is … Continue reading →

The human soul has many secrets of tremendous forces, spirits, and qualities applied in the soul’s states. Human nature seeks to penetrate and clarify them. Each person has his soul. The body, which is subject to violation, limits the manifestations … Continue reading →

Jesus said to his disciples, “As in the days of Noah, so shall it be in the days of the Son of Man? The people ate, drank, married, and married until the day Noah entered the ark. Here the flood … Continue reading →

The parable of the talents speaks of all the great values ​​of the gifts we each received relating (to) God’s goodness and determination. In His wisdom and love, God has given us various skills necessary for our lives. We must … Continue reading →