Monthly Archives: September 2021

He asked such a question to Theophilus of Antioch, and he answered it. Show me your soul, and I will show you, my God. That is, show me the eyes of your soul, whether they are not blind, whether the … Continue reading →

Every priestly and religious vocation is different, especially. There are cases when God calls man directly to the priesthood; it is always a unique path. Most of the time, however, it works through the people and circumstances we experience. However, … Continue reading →

Today, the Church commemorates the birth of the Virgin Mary. We do not find any information about the conception of the Virgin Mary in any of the four Gospels. And yet, the long series of names we read in today’s … Continue reading →

Why does one deny God, the basis of one’s existence? One sometimes does not respect reality. He is considered more than he is. He is proud. He pretends to be more than he is. He pretends to be the master … Continue reading →

St. Augustine pointed out that when we live according to God’s will, we glorify God with our lives even if we do not pray. We live in his presence, sanctifying ourselves and others. But today, we ask: Do we want … Continue reading →

Ignac Lepp talks about his mood before his conversion. My soul was just a name to denote a set of mental abilities of a person. I was young, healthy; life saw me attractive, why ask about such nonsense as what … Continue reading →

God is the pinnacle of knowledge. Because it is at the highest degree of weightlessness, the purer, some being, the more accessible it is to the truth. The first object of God’s knowledge is God himself. He sees himself to … Continue reading →

We know well an excerpt from an Old Slavic legend about the life of St. Cyril-Constantine: «When Constantine was seven years old, he saw in a dream how a certain duke had gathered all the devas and ordered him to … Continue reading →