Category Archives: sermons

Today’s Luke’s Gospel may seem daunting, filled with warnings of disasters, leaving us paralyzed. Yet, it presents a pressing challenge: how do we prepare to stand before the Son of Man? It may seem out of place as Advent begins, … Continue reading →

Last Sunday, we heard the guidance – do not forget the love of God and neighbor, and today, Jesus tells us about fully surrendering ourselves into God’s hands, into the hands of the one to whom our love is directed. … Continue reading →

People living on this earth know several ways to live well and comfortably. Probably the most famous way is to have wealth and enjoy it throughout your life. Every day, we witness how people chase wealth, and the media will slowly … Continue reading →

Among the terrible deaths is drowning. In the past, when they wanted to punish someone with this death, they attached a heavy stone to his shoulders so that he could not save himself at all. If he wanted to swim, … Continue reading →

* April 24, 1581, Pouy (today Saint-Vincent-de-Paul) near Dax, southern France † September 27, 1660 Paris, France Meaning of the name: winner (lat.) Patron of associations, businesses, priests, children’s homes and hospitals, prisoners, in search of lost things St. Vincent … Continue reading →

The question was suddenly heard on the way to Caesarea Philippi when a hot stream of the Palestinian sun poured down from the sky on the heads, and the tired legs would have carried the pilgrim with great joy to … Continue reading →

Parents are often amazed at how smart their children are – they know every car, learn how to set up a DVD player, TV, and computer better, and usually say: Mom, Dad, you have to do it this way. Children … Continue reading →

Criticism – an expression of love. We all dislike criticism, as it often targets areas we think we’re handling well or consider off-limits to others.. After all, who is comfortable when someone tells them: you are a bad husband, you … Continue reading →

After Vatican II, our generation was blessed to rediscover the significance of the Holy Mass and the Eucharist. For many of us, attending church is no longer mere habit, and receiving Holy Communion is a natural part of our faith. … Continue reading →

The secret of Eucharistic transformation …
We carry within us the desire for a long and happy life. Despite great sacrifices and hardships, we sometimes try to improve and extend this life. Today’s reading prompts us to ask ourselves: What is … Continue reading →