Monthly Archives: February 2020

Some time ago, a US plane Boeing 707 crashed in a snowstorm near Dallase International Airport. Rescue crews were looking for debris in a few days. When we were struggling, a communiqué was issued that there was no hope of … Continue reading →

In the Old Testament, God called the chosen people, His vineyard (Isa. 5:7). He sent his prophets to remind them that it was a vineyard dear to his heart, that he would do everything to make it fruitful in virtuous … Continue reading →

The kingdom of heaven is a manifestation of such a strange man that it does not understand it without God’s revelation. Nor did Christ’s disciples understand him. They did not understand and could not understand him for his divine side. … Continue reading →

The Pearl already expressed a high value in the Old Testament. A person who knows the true value of a pearl is willing to give everything for it to obtain it. To this precious pearl, Jesus compares the kingdom of … Continue reading →

We understand that the light bulb does not light up without the source. A car with an empty tank does not move. A student who has not attended school or has not studied can not advance to the next year. … Continue reading →

The old Czech chronicle mentions that Prince Oldřich was invited to the feast by his neighbor, the commander Syb. Oldřich, however, was accustomed to spending the whole day in the woods on hunting, so he did not come to the … Continue reading →

Few things are as malign in human language as judgment. After all, there are people who leave no one in peace and no one is sure of their language. No one could beat the tears that this bad habit forced. … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters! Do you feel happy and happy during the liturgy? Are you looking forward to being invited by the bells to the temple and you can participate in the liturgy? In today’s Gospel the word is repeated: invitation … Continue reading →

Who wants to build a tower Tourists whose guided Florence stops in front of the Church of St. St. Lawrence (San Lorenzo). They hear the interpretation that it should be one of the cleanest Renaissance architectures. They look distrustful. It … Continue reading →