Monthly Archives: December 2023

There are two criteria for the love that Jesus gave us. – The first criterion is expressed in words: “Love your neighbor as yourself!” (Lv 19:18). If you do not love yourself, you cannot fully love your neighbor. That is … Continue reading →

God does not let the faithful wander in the dark but sends them pardoned people with a special mission to show the way in God’s name. Pietro Paolo Azzopardi: John the Baptist (1845). Source: Wikipedia John the Baptist always seemed … Continue reading →

Make up your mind at least once, if not more times in your life, that you relied on your forces or circumstances that should have guaranteed you a good result, success, or favorable position. However, sometimes everything turns around, and … Continue reading →

People in today’s world have a tendency to appropriate many things and merits for their own benefit. And today’s Gospel shows us the testimony of a man who did not claim the honors and glory of this world. He dedicated his … Continue reading →

 Will the court send the cardinal behind bars? The verdict will be necessary for the entire Vatican. The first-instance judgment in the so-called Vatican trial of the century, which is expected at the end of the week, will be significant … Continue reading →

We generally perceive Advent as a preparation period for Christmas, that is, Jesus’s historical first cominarrivesabout—the Therefoworld’s end. However, we were taught in religion that the Advent season is also about the second coming of Christ, when he comes at … Continue reading →

 Even the Israeli captives in Babylon did not see a way out of their suffering; therefore, they succumbed to hopelessness and lost strength and faith. Young people were also subject to fatigue. It seemed to them that God was not properly … Continue reading →

We need time, sitting in silence and dim candles like salt. The season of Advent has already found its place in all calendars. For some, it has become the time of traditional lighting of the next and the next candle … Continue reading →

Even the Israeli captives in Babylon did not see a way out of their suffering; therefore, they succumbed to hopelessness and lost strength, and their faith weakened. Young people were also subject to fatigue. It seemed to them that God was … Continue reading →

The successors of King David fell into idolatry, dragged almost all the people behind them, and thus called upon themselves God’s wrath and punishment. In 736 BC, the Syrian and Israeli kings united against Judah. The Judean king Ahaz did … Continue reading →