Category Archives: sermons

Most of you have likely visited the circus and still recall the impressive performances by artists and animals, as well as the meticulous organization behind the scenes. You probably expressed your admiration and gratitude for the performers’ hard work with … Continue reading →

We go through different stages of life: The period before birth – for which we are grateful to our mother. The period after birth, when we were dependent on our parents, we gradually became independent. We are thankful to our … Continue reading →

He gave out to the sitters as much as they wanted … A well-known professor from Delhi was invited to the USA for a series of scientific lectures. During his stay, the hospitable Americans tried to show him the most … Continue reading →

Take nothing but yourself!  Today’s Gospel raises one problem. That is, not only the evangelist Mark writes about the sending out of the apostles, but also Matthew and Luke. And there is a difference in these three texts. The list … Continue reading →

Prejudices … Whites and blacks traveled together in one bus. During the journey, they started arguing, cursing each other until it resulted in a fight. The driver stopped and ordered everyone to get out. When they were all outside, he … Continue reading →

Let yourself be healed and look with your heart. In today’s Gospel (Mk 5, 21-43), Jesus encounters our two most dramatic situations – death and illness. He frees two people from them: a little girl who dies just as her … Continue reading →

Let’s learn that we are the best critics when we take other people “for a show”. We can perhaps find faults in them that they don’t even have. Today we again feel like criticizing, of course, not ourselves, but the … Continue reading →

Mortal, and show… You know it: It doesn’t work out if something goes wrong at work or in the family; no one is to blame. If something goes well, everyone signs up for it. Haven’t we also put it about … Continue reading →

In today’s Gospel, we see scribes from Jerusalem, that is, some more excellent experts, who commented on Jesus as follows: “Beelzebub” Truly” possesses him “and: “be cast “out evil spirits by the power of the prince of evil spirits.” He … Continue reading →

If someone asked which day of the week we look forward to most, many people would answer – Sunday. It is a day of peace and well-being when we can devote ourselves more than ever to our loved ones and … Continue reading →