Category Archives: Nezaradené

You have girded me with joy» Ps 30, 12. Christianity, a religion of joy, is so because it shares in the joy that resides in the Holy Trinity. Joy is the very air that permeates God. We often describe God … Continue reading →

God the Father draws us to Jesus … WHEN JESUS ​​announced in the Capernaum synagogue that he was the bread of life, those present asked with understandable human logic: “Isn’t this Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we … Continue reading →

In recent years, more and more people have given gifts in the form of a future experience. Aging parents often say that they don’t need anything anymore and that they have everything.  Children are wondering how to surprise them, and … Continue reading →

Theophilus of Antioch says. If you tell me, show me your God, I will tell you. Show me your soul, and I will show you my God. Show me if the eyes of thy soul are not blind, if the … Continue reading →

The people who listened to Jesus throughout the day and then had this grace of multiplying the loaves and saw the power of Jesus wanted to make him king. At first, they went to Jesus to listen to his words and … Continue reading →

God, who is present in every place, sees everything. Though the sun illuminates the whole face of the earth, he sees nothing of that on which he sheds his light and cannot enjoy the beauties he causes by his radiance. … Continue reading →

Human reason will never be able to understand who God is ideally. And yet its most legitimate ambition is, and will be, to penetrate as far as possible into his essence. The Church Fathers speak of man’s inability to penetrate … Continue reading →

It is easy to know the existence of God. Nothing is more natural to man than to get from the effects to the cause. St. Augustine debates with the unbeliever. How do I know that thou livest when I cannot … Continue reading →

Jesus told the crowd: “Only he who is drawn by the Father who sent me can come to me.” Jesus teaches that faith in him is God’s grace. But this divine grace has specific human prerequisites. A little further, we … Continue reading →

Nicodemus God so loved the world that he gave his only-begotten Son › Jn 3, 16. Jesus’ The conversation with Nicodemus is one of the most critical dialogues in the New Testament. Nicodemus’ coming to Jesus secretly at night indicates … Continue reading →