Monthly Archives: August 2020

St. Peter of Verona had to suffer a lot for his faith and lose a lot of blood. Before his martyrdom, he dipped his finger in his blood and wrote on the ground in the sand, “I believe in God.” … Continue reading →

The Gospel speaks of teaching that has power over which everyone present was astonished. In the synagogue of Capernaum, Jesus proved his teaching by delivering man from an unclean spirit. The main point of the passage from the Gospel is … Continue reading →

Modern authors talk about the so-called spiritual st. Communion: “To receive spiritually is to unite with Christ present in the Lutheran, but not by sacramental communion, but only by the desire that comes from a faith revived by love.” The Council … Continue reading →

Jesus came to Nazareth, where he grew up. According to his custom, he entered the synagogue on Saturday and got up to read. They gave him the book of the prophet Isaiah. As he unfolded the book, he found a … Continue reading →

According to Aristotle’s well-known definition, he pursues virtue the golden mean between two extremes. However, it is not easy to find this center. Parents must have a gentle feeling in order to they knew what goodness is that a child … Continue reading →

The Stoics sought to unite all virtues into one. Others, on the contrary, were concerned with this unified image they decomposed, described its parts, formed a system of virtues. That’s right it happened that some went into playful details. Others … Continue reading →

22. Sunday through year A Is God good? Introduction When we see so much evil, moral detachment, suffering and hatred around us, a torturous and burning question often comes to mind: Is God good at all? Have you ever been … Continue reading →

St. Augustine is the most important representative of ancient philosophy and theology. Undoubtedly, one of his most important writings is the autobiographical work “Confessiones”, . So far, no book has been written that would capture the human heart as powerfully … Continue reading →

In addition to Augustine, Monika also had two other children – a son Navigia and a daughter Perpet. Both children led a godly and orderly life. But it was harder with Augustine. Although his mother tried to lead him to … Continue reading →