Monthly Archives: February 2024

Of all the challenges facing Christianity in modern times, perhaps the most difficult to explain is the problem of suffering. How can a loving God allow suffering to continue in the world he created? For those who have lived through … Continue reading →

When we open the Bible and follow the journey of the chosen people of God in the deepening, clarifying, and purifying of their faith, we come to see how difficult this journey is leading to the mystery of God, how … Continue reading →

Hearing impairment is severe because it can significantly affect a child’s development. The degree of disability and the age at which the disability occurred are essential. The way of communication is significant. They are hearing disability results from an organ or … Continue reading →

We can say that today’s first reading and the Gospel form such a frame of the picture. We could also compare it to a series and say that the first reading is the first part and the Gospel is the … Continue reading →

Girolamo (Latin: Hieronymus) was born into the wealthy Venetian patrician family of the Miani (Latin: Aemiliani). After receiving a lavish upbringing and training, he embarked on a military career at the age of 15. In 1506 he was admitted to the Grand … Continue reading →

Let’s not ask what we did wrong, but let’s focus on finding the answer to what God wants from us.     After conversations about, which represent the seven cardinal sins, we will gradually bring conversations about the virtues. We start … Continue reading →

To be fundamentally a good and wise thing; these are of course wise and good traditions. However, the issue of tradition can be misunderstood – and the Lord Jesus presents it in the right light today. Traditions that oppose God’s … Continue reading →

The initial “yes” to God is sometimes easy to say. Persisting when the various struggles come is arduous. Illustration photo: During the deacon practice, we spent a week in a hospital in the summer to get a little closer to … Continue reading →

Groundhog Day – February 2 Groundhogs were considered a transitional period between winter and spring. They are also a symbol of increasing light, as evidenced by folk proverbs, for example: On New Year’s, a chicken’s step, on Three Kings, one … Continue reading →

During our lives we receive the sacraments, but also the sacraments. Let us look generally at the difference between sacraments and ordinances. On the feast of the Three Kings we bless water. On the Feast of the Presentation of the … Continue reading →