Category Archives: sermons

For today’s address, I was inspired by the address of my favorite author, William Bausch. Allow me to interpret his thoughts in a free “transcript,” which appealed to me and inspired me. I hope they will be equally inspiring for … Continue reading →

In every profession, there are people who make it a good name and those who do not. People are sometimes prone to think everyone is terrible after the bad ones. For example, we have a bad experience with a doctor … Continue reading →

We about the wolf and the wolf behind the door. You must have experienced it several times. You are talking about someone, and suddenly, that person enters the door, knocks, or rings the bell. The one you were talking about … Continue reading →

 I don’t know if you have ever asked yourself what hurts you the most from your surroundings. What hurts me the most is when someone doesn’t believe in me or doubts my abilities. That’s when I feel frustrated. Enduring an … Continue reading →

This is the day of Christ the Lord… The Holy Scriptures are rarely accurate. He tells the truth precisely as it is. It does not subtract or add. We remember the event in the Garden of Gethsemane when they came … Continue reading →

Today’s Gospel tells about a group of pilgrims from Greece who came to Jerusalem for the holidays. The news about Jesus also reached them; they wanted to see him. They were a group of enthusiastic converts from Greek paganism to … Continue reading →

Every year, we read and listen to the story of Jesus’ temptation in the desert on the first Sunday of Lent. After 40 days of fasting and prayer in the desert, the devil approached the incarnate son of God and … Continue reading →

No one doubts that the history of the world has been influenced by great personalities. Many of them were excellent with words and great orators. They were able to move the masses with their ideas. However, this ability did not … Continue reading →

A mother with a small child was walking in front of the store. It held her hand. But suddenly she let go and when she saw a lot of strangers around her, she cried profusely. A moment was all it took, the feeling … Continue reading →