Monthly Archives: April 2021

Apostle to the nations – St. Paul wrote, “He who does not want to work, let him not eat” (2 Thess. 3:10). It is known that the Indian sages forbade boys to eat when they did nothing for themselves or … Continue reading →

One sometimes finds oneself at a crossroads in a situation where one does not know which way to go next to get to the right destination. So it is in the spiritual life. One finds oneself at a crossroads and … Continue reading →

 God’s Life in Man – the life of the Holy TrinityIf the spiritual life is the presence and activity of the Saint Spirit in us, then it can be said that God’s or divine life is in man. The Greek … Continue reading →

Imagine this situation: You are sitting in a car or bus that does not have the brakes in order. You sit and wait for death, and you don’t know it. If you knew it, you knew, you would certainly do … Continue reading →

1. You cannot live without faithYes, I have to tell you right at the beginning: When we can’t believe, then we can’t even live. In that case, you don’t, I can’t advise. An unbeliever cannot be helped. He wanted me … Continue reading →

We know that human, animal, and plant life is not possible without light. We know that light is an amazing force that has the ability to awaken new life. We believers also know that our soul also needs light, even … Continue reading →

Nowadays, we have become accustomed to recalling some professions that society needs, and there is a lack of them. We celebrate the day of builders, railway workers, teachers, and the like. Our Church all over the world also commemorates one … Continue reading →

With a new practical philosophy of control, nature comes a new theoretical philosophy because the objective reality is only nature. This teaching is called naturalism and narrows the objective reality only on matter, time, space, and motion.  An alternative to … Continue reading →

When we look around, we often see that believers are not fulfilling their responsibilities as they did before. Sometimes we hear it: I was a minister, and now I don’t believe it. Or: I have already prayed for it; God … Continue reading →