Category Archives: Nezaradené

Already in the books of the Old Testament, the arrival of the Savior who will come out of the chosen nation was heralded. It is already mentioned in one of the books of Moses, where we hear a word from … Continue reading →

  John of the Cross, Presb and the doctor Eccl. December 14, commemoration Position: Priest and church teacher, OCD mystic Death: 1591 Attributes: Carmelite, book, cross, pen CURRICULUM VITAE He came from a poor Spanish family. At 21, he entered … Continue reading →

 Whether God fulfilled his promises to the chosen people arose during the Babylonian captivity. The answer to this question is today’s first reading. The Old Testament prophet presents God as the Redeemer who will defeat the Babylonians. God speaks to … Continue reading →

It would be interesting to conduct a poll on our idea of ​​God. The question is not new; different religions have long presented their images of their deities. Let’s see how the Old Testament approaches this topic. The image of … Continue reading →

Let’s stop today at the verb to try, which we heard in the first reading. What does it mean? It can be replaced by the words irritate, anger, anger, worry. It also describes a bit: to tempt. King Ahaz, to … Continue reading →

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Jan Didakus /Juan Diego/ Cuauhtlatoatzin John Didacus December 9, non-binding commemoration Position: Layman, visionary Death: 1548 Patron: Mexico, Latin America (since 1910); invoked for help to spouses and the suffering Attributes: Flowers, cloak (roses are falling from the open one, … Continue reading →

Holy Holiday: December 7th * around 339 Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany† April 4 (?) 397 Milan, Italy Attributes: hive, book, whip, bone, pen Patron saint of merchants, beekeepers, bakers, students. St. Ambrose, a Russian icon St. Ambrose is one of the four … Continue reading →

The evangelist Luke already describes what the prophet Isaiah predicts in the distant future as a present, currently unfolding story. It also speaks to our reality. The prophecy is fulfilled: Jesus heals two blind men. How can we recognize ourselves … Continue reading →

Life wisdom teaches us all that prevention is better than cure. We know how complicated the healing process can be.  Today’s celebration of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary is the most striking example of God’s extraordinary preventive help, … Continue reading →