Monthly Archives: October 2024

Brothers and sisters, this question has occupied man for millennia. Every day, we priests, as well as you believers, are confronted with the question, why is evil present in the world? Why do innocent or young people die? It is … Continue reading →

The current coalition headed by the ex-communist Fico would not have won the government without the help of several misguided conservatives and believers, including the clergy. Some of them are satisfied with it today, despite everything the government does against … Continue reading →

Holiday: October 18 * Antioch, today Antakya, Turkey(?)† around 80 Thebes, today Thiva, Greece, or Bithynia, Turkey (?), or Achaia, Greece (?) Meaning of the name: coming from Lucania (Gr.) Attribute: bull Patron Saint of Doctors St. Luke, Russian icon … Continue reading →

Adam and Eve had intimate fellowship in the presence of God before the fall (Genesis 3:8). Since that time, sin has prevented our ability to be in the physical presence of God (Exodus 33:20). Now only the holy, sinless angels … Continue reading →

Illustration photo: The mysterious “someone” has a name we don’t know and a lot of energy we can’t help but notice: he runs, throws himself on the ground, has interesting questions, dynamic and agile reactions. He spared no effort in … Continue reading →

It doesn’t happen often, that a person’s birthday is celebrated all year round. But Teresa of Avila was not an ordinary person! She was one of the giants of Spanish literature, a religious reformer, a mystic, and a pioneer in … Continue reading →

So far, we have talked about faith and hope in the New Testament and the beginnings of Christianity. However, it was still clear that we were not just talking about the past. The whole consideration concerns the life and death … Continue reading →

The Gospels record several instances of Jesus offering words of caution. One notable example is his response to a woman who exclaimed, “Blessed is the life that bore you and the breasts that you enjoyed” (Lk 11, 27-28), to which … Continue reading →

Recently, we received a question in the editorial office about why a Catholic woman who got married in an Evangelical church cannot access the sacraments.   We often encounter questions about marriage between Catholics and non-baptized or non-Catholic individuals. To … Continue reading →