Monthly Archives: August 2021

When we talk about God and faith, we do not always want to speak only from believers’ points of view. Not everyone who believes is the same model of life. And not everyone who doesn’t think is a dishonest person. … Continue reading →

The human mind will never be able to understand who God is complete. And yet, his most justified and sublime ambition is and will be to penetrate his essence as much as possible. Furthermore, human speech is not incapable of … Continue reading →

How is it possible that many people do not understand the seriousness of faith in God? How is it possible that they reject him? And what will they achieve? Who will answer these questions? At the same time, there are … Continue reading →

The most necessary reception conditions have been set so that no one is unnecessarily discouraged. The Lord’s table. On the contrary, it is understandable that the Preparation for the sacrament is encouraged to be as good as possible. By “remote … Continue reading →

The aircraft remains connected to the base from which it took off; the ship is heading for the port, aimed by instruments not to turn because it would be lost. The spotlight’s light is aimed at the sky at night, … Continue reading →

I am, who I am. This is the actual name of God. A word that denotes his incomparable greatness and distinguishes him from all that he is not. At least a dull, foggy concept. Moses asked God what his real … Continue reading →

There is one joke. He speaks of a godly Jew who strictly observed the whole of God’s Law. When he died, he appeared before God’s throne, looked up at God, and said, “Oh, Adonai! I have only one question for … Continue reading →

On the question of the existence of God, many misunderstandings have arisen about the terms “evidence” and “proving” the existence of God. Indeed, philosophy, from its beginning, sought to develop and describe how we come to know God. Step by … Continue reading →

God does not changeEverything changes around him, only he remains the same, without change in his immense being, without modification in his perfection. The eternity of God is a necessary consequence of immutability. St. Augustine calls for God, who changes … Continue reading →