Monthly Archives: April 2021

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We have completed the Easter octave of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus. We will spend the Easter season until the Feast of the Sending of the Holy Spirit, which is the fiftieth day after the Lord Jesus’s resurrection. We … Continue reading →

Sister Mária Faustyna Kowalska is today known all over the world as an apostle of God’s mercy. Theologians rank it among the prominent mystics of the Church. She was born as the third of ten children in a poor and … Continue reading →

 She didn’t do that question once a problem, but it is already a problem for our time. What about us? Can the word “God” say? What fact does it express, the show? Can this fact affect a person? If we … Continue reading →

In the first two lectures, we will deal with chemistry rather than theology. I consider it necessary and important. If we are to think about our lives’ meaning, it is useful to try to answer what it is, first actually, … Continue reading →

Fishing third place meeting JesusWhere do I get to meet Jesus? How are my meetings with Jesus going? Am I preparing for meetings with Jesus, and how much do I return to them after them? Jesus appears to the disciples … Continue reading →

We have already said that the condition for any success is TO WANT ONE THING: “The first condition for greater than average success in any field, including the art of living, is to want one thing. … She is so … Continue reading →

Because Christ, God, is the true man, will truly die indeed, as human death on the cross. But because it is not just true man, but also true God because life is itself and the source of life, this death … Continue reading →

Unknown, yet well known.2 Corinthians 6,9 God cannot be understood by reason. If he could beunderstood, he would not be God. Evagrios of Pontus.One day some brothers came to see Antonio’s father, and Father Josef was among them. The older … Continue reading →