Category Archives: Nezaradené

Gratitude pays (Luke 17:11-19)Let us teach our children gratitude. In the story, even children will understand the greatness of small things.The story tells of an ant drowning in the water of a brook. A dove saw it. She took a … Continue reading →

Recall from history when representatives of the people went to the monarch to present their petitions to him. Let us remember, for example, the Slovak delegation of 1861, which handed over to the monarch in Vienna the Memorandum of the … Continue reading →

We see many human faces every day. They are tanned, healthy, cheerful, and full of freshness and life. But we also see many pale, sad, discouraged faces. One walks down the street and does not know whether one is standing … Continue reading →

Until a few decades ago, we might have felt that the world was more or less understandable, and we could lean on the unquestioned certainties of three-dimensional space, solid matter, and fixed time. Twentieth-century physics, however, has led us astray … Continue reading →

Martha received the Lord Jesus warmly and immediately began to take great pains to serve him. When she was not up to it herself and saw that her sister Mary was sitting at Jesus’ feet and listening to Him, she … Continue reading →

The saying goes: “He who asks much learns.” A young child asks questions of his parents over and over again. He asks everything. And we enjoy his curiosity. The pupil or student also often raises his hand and asks questions. … Continue reading →

Try to put yourself in this situation: an old, life-worn father, who has raised two sons, is alone. He wanted to live the rest of his life among his own and die in their circle. But they are not interested … Continue reading →

The Feast of the Archangels is a great thanksgiving to God for His goodness and incomprehensible desire to help and protect us from evil. The existence of God’s angels confirms God’s desire to provide safety and happiness for people on … Continue reading →

In everyone’s life, there is an event that happens or is happening now, that a person is misunderstood, no matter how hard he tries, people do not understand him, do not want to understand him. Those from whom he least … Continue reading →

When James and John wanted to call down fire from heaven and destroy a Samaritan village whose inhabitants refused to accept Jesus as the Messiah, Jesus rebuked them for it. Why did the Lord react so harshly to the words … Continue reading →