Monthly Archives: January 2026

.God’s kingdom is the seed that germinates » They told the real case. A young person, a mathematics student, claimed to be an atheist, not to accept any religion. In order to find the goal of life, he said, it is … Continue reading →

In today’s Gospel, we heard Jesus’ teaching about happiness. The word “blessed” actually means “happy.” Many people might say that, in Jesus’ teaching on happiness, what Jesus calls happiness seems to be the opposite of what a person would wish. … Continue reading →

He preaches with his whole body—crying, screaming, running around the stage, and waving his arms in the air. “For me, it’s a matter of life and death,” said Black pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell. In his preaching style, he explains, “I … Continue reading →

January 28 is dedicated in the liturgical calendar of the Roman Catholic Church to the memory of Saint Thomas Aquinas – a Dominican friar, philosopher, theologian and doctor of the church. He was born in 1225. He came from a … Continue reading →

Secularization is mainly referred to as political change. Separation of the throne from the temple, rights from the Ten Commandments, expulsion of religion from the public sphere to the area of personal opinions and hobbies. But this break goes deeper. … Continue reading →

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The guides of the Apostle Paul: Timothy came from Lystra in Lycaonia (now part of Turkey). His father, who died early, was of Greek origin. His mother, Eunice, was Hebrew, and the family lived together with his grandmother, Lois. Timothy … Continue reading →

January 24, memorial Position: bishop and doctor of the church Death: 1622 Patron: Catholic press and writers, Salesians, Geneva, Annecy, and Chambéry Attributes: bishop, gloriola (halo), cross, heart (often pierced and wrapped in thorns), writing implements with a letter CURRICULUM … Continue reading →

Each new sunrise is a reminder of the eternal morning, when the “bright sun of heaven” will rise and health will be in its rays. Then all that was created will be transformed so that it will be good forever. … Continue reading →

The people’s route was popular because merchants bought their fish, and travelers made a living from it. Today, they live off tourism and trade. In this respect, it wasn’t so bad. On the other hand, it was bad because, whenever … Continue reading →