Monthly Archives: November 2024

  We should use our time for our sanctification, obtaining the necessary graces and merits, so that we are worthy to hear the words of God-Judge, as invited to the Kingdom of Heaven. The text of the Gospel reminds us of … Continue reading →

We call the completion of human life heaven. It is our ultimate goal, a state of supernatural bliss. But let me clarify one thing at the very beginning: not heaven is the meaning of our life, God is that meaning! … Continue reading →

At the end of the world, there will be a general resurrection of our bodies. The characteristics of the bodies of the glorified will be different, and the characteristics of the bodies of the damned will be different. And behold, … Continue reading →

The end of the world and one day the end of each of us is the theme presented to us by this week’s liturgy. Today’s reading from the book In the Revelation of St. John, the fall of Babylon symbolizes … Continue reading →

Hope gives people a reason to keep fighting and to believe that their current circumstances will improve. /  People often talk about hope, which strengthens their resolve and accompanies them even in the darkest moments. Hope helps people stay committed … Continue reading →

      Illustration photo:  I still remember the media and social uproar at the coronation of King Charles in London. Hundreds of millions of people, not only in the British Isles but all over the world watched the unique, … Continue reading →

St. Catherine is a very popular saint, martyred at the beginning of the 4th century in Egypt, she is one of the three holy virgins (along with St. Barbara and St. Margaret) and the 14th saint of helpers in need. … Continue reading →

This time in November has led many of you to thoughts or discussions about whether there is life after death. Perhaps you have read the book Life After Life by the American doctor Moody, who deals with Lazarus’ symptoms. The … Continue reading →

How often should confession be made? Is there any church regulation that if a person wants to receive the Eucharist more often, he is obliged to attend the sacrament of reconciliation every month? I went to confession on the first … Continue reading →