Monthly Archives: April 2022

The saying goes: “Repetition is the mother of wisdom.” We know that whoever wants to achieve something great must often start, again and again, overcoming initial setbacks and difficulties, and only then can we speak of victory.The passage from the … Continue reading →

Those who have had the opportunity to visit St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome cannot help but feel that the Roman Catholic Church is truly a universal Church, which is not hindered by skin color, nationality, age, and even millennia have … Continue reading →

Introduction. He said to them: “Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I also send you.” When he had said this, he breathed on them and spoke to them: “Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive … Continue reading →

Those who think logically about the Church today and see in it a continuation of the work of Christ will conclude that the Gospel today is essential for us. The chronological sequence of events leads us on. The disciples of … Continue reading →

“David Friedrich Strauss, the most important and enlightened rationalist of the 19th century, openly admits: “The center of all centers, the true heart of Christianity, is the resurrection of Jesus.” Strauss didn’t say anything new. Even Paul, nineteen hundred years … Continue reading →

Who has come back from the cemetery and has not fully and completely believed the words of Christ: I am the resurrection and the life – was sad, if not completely hopeless. Why? Because death was the end of something … Continue reading →

We know that right-hand information is more trustworthy than fame: a lady said…The events following the resurrection of the Lord Jesus are well known to us. Yet, we pay attention to them in the exact chronological sequence as they followed, … Continue reading →

The women quickly came out of the tomb and ran with fear and great joy to tell their disciples. And behold, Jesus went to meet them and addressed them, “I greet you.” And they came and embraced his feet and … Continue reading →

Tonight we are especially aware that Eucharistic prayer is the center and source of the life of the Church, resting on the certainty of faith that the Risen Christ is present under the Eucharistic species of bread and wine. Tonight’s … Continue reading →