Monthly Archives: February 2020

You know folk wisdom that when two do the same, it’s not the same. Even in today’s Gospel, two people do the same – they pray. But Jesus does not evaluate their prayer equally. My God’s only prayer was the … Continue reading →

Some Pharisee invited Jesus to his house. Jesus accepted the invitation. While they were sitting at the table, a woman came here, known in the city as a great sinner, and sat down at his feet. Tears soaked his feet, … Continue reading →

Jesus said, “My sheep listen to my voice, I know them, and they follow me. I give them eternal life. They will never perish and no one will tear them out of my hand. My Father, who gave them to … Continue reading →

About stubborn children Anyone who wants to resist the truth will always find an excuse to avoid the truth. Neither Jews could speak to taste, for they did not want to submit to the truth. This reminded them of St. … Continue reading →

  About the Ten Virgins Death is a personal encounter with God. This often comes very suddenly. The best protection against the danger of death is constant vigilance and readiness. This was expressed by Jesus in the parable of the … Continue reading →

The of the workers in the vineyard shows us very aptly that in the kingdom of heaven there is a different law than here on earth. This is also confirmed by the words of the Old Testament prophet Isaiah “” … Continue reading →

The Parable  of the   Rich  Fool We humans are the most perfect creatures in the world. We have reason and we can and think. So think! I am human and Christian. Let these two words guide us today in sermon … Continue reading →

Today we meet again beggars. Looking at them we have mixed feelings. Perhaps we ask: should we really help them? Aren’t they beggars just because they don’t want to do it? Aren’t they even richer than us? Isn’t it the … Continue reading →

The internet is a number of websites that are focused on nature. They are admirable things. Scientists are unwell geniuses, but they do not think anything, they only appear, which already exists. When I discover the finder of gold, it … Continue reading →