Monthly Archives: August 2023

To be redeemed is like being unchained, let out of a cage. Being saved is like soaring to heaven, free, intense, and glorious. *** Prayer is not about somehow experiencing it emotionally and focusing on it, but to be identified … Continue reading →

Anger. It is not a sign of Christianity but forgiveness. Forgiveness. Who among us would not encounter the content of this word? Not only in prayer but in personal life. Forgive! Sorry! Forget! The Pope forgave his assassin Ali Akcha after … Continue reading →

Two phrases are essential to us as Christians – or rather, the attitudes they express: 1) So what? That’s when the world judges us, evaluates us, and tries to impress into its expectations. But we are no longer of the … Continue reading →

 Body and Soul. How could we receive Him if not in the same way? The Body with the Body, the Soul with the Soul, the whole Christ with the entire self? To be holy in mind, this we still understand. … Continue reading →

Some psychologists divide people into four, others into eight groups, and there are other divisions. No two people in the world are the same. Jesus did not bypass this fact in his teaching. He says how He, the God-man, sees … Continue reading →

People learn religion by experience and through relationships. As a rule, no catechesis, no sermons, and no teaching make any difference is going to make any difference, especially in our Catholic environment, where education is limited to the Sunday sermon. … Continue reading →

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Dear brothers and sisters! Ten wild ducks were swimming in one lake. Suddenly, the carcass of a large fish floated toward them. The ducks were so hungry that they were happy even with the corpse and started munching on it. They … Continue reading →

We can be a child even when we are adults. Today’s saint – John Berchmans – convinces us of this. When the spiritual-spiritual leader of the youth in a Jesuit college asked his students to write John’s faults, not a … Continue reading →

I overheard a conversation about children with children’s power speeches not long ago. Little Janko remarked: “If I had the strength like daddy, I could do it too, but when I grow up, I can do it too!” Why do … Continue reading →