Monthly Archives: November 2021

In the introduction to the encyclopedia of prayer (La Preghiera, Rome 1967) writes prof. R. Bocassino, his memories of Central Africa. A primitive woman of a forest tribe does from a clay pot. He prays to the gods in search … Continue reading →

To accept Christ as King of your life on earth and have hope for eternal life. On the last Sunday of the church year, we call the Sunday of Christ the King. When nations are beginning to elect presidents of … Continue reading →

Agnostic Jean Rostand was forced to write. I really don’t see how it is possible to derive all the richness of man’s spirit and culture from matter and its atoms. How is it possible that people resist acknowledging spirituality and … Continue reading →

Today, in general, the meaning of the word “holy.” considerably limited. It belongs as a title to those by the Church publicly worshipped. We can privately call for mediation of whoever died in God’s grace and who we hope is … Continue reading →

Sometimes it is possible to replace the word freedom with the word freedom. It is an analogous term used in various senses. Left, Elza was born to be single, so she was never destined for a cage. A bird that … Continue reading →

The great philosopher Thomas Carlyle once wrote: “Let everyone happen what he is able to become for what he was created for.” A better definition of success I will not invent. Life is a daily challenge to the maximum development … Continue reading →

To honestly fill earthly life.How do we live our daily lives? We think only of earthly pleasures, or even for eternity? Today’s gospel encourages us to make similar questions. He points to the arrival of The Lord Jesus at the … Continue reading →

The word “end” has many meanings. The end also means the beginning of something new. Today’s Sunday is penultimate at the end of the church year. Autumn in nature, our cemeteries, the view in the mirror, and our aging also … Continue reading →

“If you want to fly fast as a thought and to any place, you must first start with the conviction that you’ve already gotten there…” (Richard Bach, The Seagull, Jonathan Livingstone)“The baptized man is a perfect being, a “new creation” … Continue reading →

He is one of the greatest physicists of all time, a collaborator of Niels Bohr, who for 30 years has been a lecturer at Prince town and a friend of A. Einstein and wrote to others. This is the r … Continue reading →