Monthly Archives: October 2021

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All Souls’ Day 2021 B.IntroductionThe cemetery is not one of those places we enjoy going to. Nobody rushes there; it is more likely to leave the graveyard quickly. We go there out of awe to our neighbors, and I think … Continue reading →

The meaning of holiness (Mt 5: 1-12)Is holiness still current and temporal? Do you remember the purpose or meaning of your life? Why do you live? What else do we want to achieve in life? And why?In personal, social life, … Continue reading →

To love God, the neighbor, and oneself (Mark 12: 28b-34)The command of love does not lose its relevance. You, too, sighed as you heard the gospel: I will listen to again about love. He talks about love, sings about love, … Continue reading →

Motivate believers to find time for God on SundayToday’s Gospel tells us how Jesus accepted the invitation to the houseof some leading Pharisees. Jesus accepted an invitation to the house of the Pharisee. He did not shy away from anyone … Continue reading →

“Why are you withdrawing your hand and why are you holding your right hand in your lap?” (Ps 74, 11) Sometimes I ask myself: Why does the Lord God not proceed more magnificently, stronger, more open, why are there no … Continue reading →

Pass on your life with all Christ and be able to enter through a narrow gate to Christ already here on earth the desire for heaven is powerful in man, and the desire to live once with God in eternal … Continue reading →

To be open to love everyone like Christ, who perfects us with a cross in love. “The worst disease is not leprosy, but when someone finds it nobody likes it.” That’s what the one who cared for the lepers all … Continue reading →

The pursuit of happinessIt is difficult to buy a gift for another person – especially when we do not know the person well. That’s why it was so many books had been written about it in the world. It is … Continue reading →

Accept the neighbor as he is and helps him change.We aren’t usually the ones that handle changing the other and helping him change himself. I recently talked to a boy; he was a young man, he was about seventeen, maybe … Continue reading →