Monthly Archives: February 2022

People in different nations have often distorted ideas about God and have worshiped Him incorrectly. Is this evidence against the existence of God? Someone said: the Papuans considered the stars to be large luminous flies. Is that evidence against the … Continue reading →

Love your enemies. When we look at the world, we see a lot of evil, crime, violence, and we certainly wish we could change that. Power, punishment, or even the fear of death will help little here. Only love could … Continue reading →

We regularly publish a small column under various titles in our daily newspaper, such as “A Grain of Wisdom. With one thought or one sentence, the responsible editor wants to remind the reader of a serious matter that one should … Continue reading →

There is a great supporter of freedom St. Gregory of Nyssa, among the Church Fathers. Man is the image of God precisely because he is free. As God created the world freely, man also makes his own life, future, and … Continue reading →

In the Gospel, we heard the question Jesus addressed to his apostles, “And who do you say that I am?” Peter answered him, “You are the Messiah.” (Mk 8:29). Let us transport ourselves in spirit to the villages around Caesarea … Continue reading →

Our proverb says: “A job shaky pays little.” When a man sets out to do something quickly, he will not avoid mistakes. Alternatively, when a student wants to learn something quickly, he also forgets quickly. A pupil does not learn … Continue reading →

The natural sciences are often accused of being materialistic. I am thinking, for example, of physics, chemistry, biology, and the disciplines derived from them, not mathematics. These natural sciences are indeed materialistic, and this is because they study matter, matter, … Continue reading →

Parents and educators are asked to warn their charges whom they are educating of possible evil. From the warned can often be heard: Nothing can happen to me. I have my mind, experience, etc. But we must remember that also … Continue reading →

St. Valentin was Christian bishop who lived in Rome in the 3 rd century. He died a martyr’s death in 14, February 269. He became the patron saint of lovers because, according to one legend , he helped one to … Continue reading →