Monthly Archives: August 2022

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Have property, and be secure. All this is very necessary nowadays. It is specific material security in the life of each one of us, which is essential, but not the most important. We often put all our hope and trust … Continue reading →

Introduction.The Roman writer Aulus Gelasius wrote about his experience on the way from Cassiopeia to Brundusia. On the ship was a philosopher from Athens who promised to teach his students to despise death for money. While the boat was sailing, … Continue reading →

God created the world. However, the Catechism adds: “He preserves it and governs it.” Theologians say that governing and preserving the world is a continuation of creation. But even though this is a human way of speaking, God is not … Continue reading →

I read about a dog that also died after his master died. They found him at the grave of his landlord. Indeed, reading/listening to this news made many smiles. But this dog can be a role model and example to … Continue reading →

Christians know that “Our Father” is their most ancient and purest prayer. Biblical studies confirm this. This is not to say that in other religions, we don’t encounter the idea of divine fatherhood. For example, the supreme god of the … Continue reading →

A few years ago, many of us stood at the box office of movie theaters to see a film that received a lot of attention from film critics; after all, it was awarded five Oscars, the highest honors. This film … Continue reading →

According to the ancient definition, prayer – but also religion – is the ascent (anabasis in Greek) of the soul to God. One spirit with the Lord. To ascend is to strain and work. And if this effort should come … Continue reading →

We can say that human nature, human nature, is already such that we are more likely to overlook other people’s faults than our faults glaringly. We hear or read of severe transgressions against God’s laws; we read of theft, murder, … Continue reading →