Category Archives: catechization

It is often said that only Renaissance humanism freed the body from the curse to which it was condemned by medieval asceticism, as expressed in the sentence “Body, world, devil overpowering.” In fact, we need to go much further back. … Continue reading →

Ability to knowThe animal recognises sensory mass impressions. Man has a reason, thus penetrating to the core of reality.Not only does he see, he hears, but he can say, “This is …” European philosophy firmly believes that man can know … Continue reading →

 Religion often combines prayers and virtuous deeds. Both indeed belong together. However, we sometimes get the impression that spiritual books prefer prayer too much. Are not acts more important? According to these, we will be judged before God, and not … Continue reading →

Concentration in prayer Francis of Sales, as  Bishop of Geneva, attended his parishes. He often went on horseback. He met many people on his travels. He once met a farmer who told him he could pray intently. Francis says to … Continue reading →

Jesus in front of Pilate Jesus’ interrogation before the trial ended as Caiaphas expected: Jesus was found guilty of blasphemy, for which he was punished by death. However, because Pilate held the authority to impose capital punishment, the case had … Continue reading →

The so-called report on the establishment of the Eucharist, that is, the words and gestures through which Jesus himself gave himself to the disciples in bread and wine, is at the heart of the whole submission of the Last Supper. … Continue reading →

 John’s Gospel tells us about the three Passover feasts Jesus celebrated during His public ministry. The first Pascha was associated with the purification of the temple (cf. 2,13-25), the second was the bread (cf. 6,4), and the third Pascha of … Continue reading →

1. Doubt and Faith – How a Man Approaches to the Question of God Who today talks about faith with people who are only Christians by name and who cares little about faith, will soon know how difficult and difficult … Continue reading →

The Sacrament of Reconciliation has four dimensions. I want to address my priest brothers here because we priests often focus on only one of these four dimensions, rather than all of them.Forgiveness: The first and most common dimension of the … Continue reading →

The teaching of the gospel repeats on almost every aspect that faith is necessary to bring man closer to God. “He who believes and can be baptized will be saved; but whoever does not believe will be condemned ”(Mk 16,16). … Continue reading →