Monthly Archives: February 2020

When we need hope             In the past, catechisms we have outlined the ideal where we are heading. We may like this ideal, but on the other hand, it may seem absolutely unattainable. Looking at the reality of your life – … Continue reading →

To sanctify with work 16th catechisms, October 2018 We have repeatedly touched on our cooperation with God in our catechisms. We are talking about spiritual growth and trying to move something forward in our lives. But what’s the point? For … Continue reading →

    For some time now we have been thinking about how to live our faith in everyday life. In the past catechisms we had the opportunity to marvel at how our first and most basic mission was to beget … Continue reading →

Introductory story… Jules Verne in his book The Mysterious Island describes the shipwreck of a group of five Air oplaves, flying the balloon over the Pacific, amid a storm on an unknown coastline. Four will be saved, but one of … Continue reading →

The art of marvel Our last catechesis ended with a seemingly simple advice, where I pointed out two basic characteristics of God – beauty and goodness and invited you to discover them. Because beauty and good can motivate a person. … Continue reading →

 We have pointed out that beauty and goodness are the essential qualities of God, and therefore it is in what is beautiful and good that we can discover God. But is it possible to build an encounter with God on … Continue reading →

Seize the opportunities of everyday life  Many believers had one heart and one soul. And none of them said that some of what he had was his, but they had everything in common. 33And the great testimony of the resurrection … Continue reading →

In the past catechesis, we had the opportunity to observe the apostles Peter and John and reflect on their way of action – they do not build an ideal, but live a daily life and take advantage of the opportunities … Continue reading →

Not having an answer to everything 23rd catechesis, January 2019             So that we can penetrate deeper into the mystery of Christmas, the mystery of God’s presence with us, let us take today one passage from Mark’s Gospel, which we read … Continue reading →

In the past catechesis we had the opportunity to follow the apostles who were lost at sea. They trusted God and he sent them to the stormy sea. I do not know, I do not understand, I do not succeed, … Continue reading →