Monthly Archives: December 2021

Where does sin come from? How to interpret the biblical narrative of the serpent in paradise? The third chapter of the Book of Genesis tells the history of the first sin – the temptation to eat the forbidden fruit, Eve’s … Continue reading →

Surely you know the words, “From the fullness of the heart the mouth speaks” (Mt 12:34). After all, we had often witnessed the truth of another statement: “If you were silent, I thought that you were a philosopher, but when … Continue reading →

AnnunciationAnyone responsible for someone or something knows that there is fear and joy. Responsibility presupposes that a person will be honest, characteristic, reliable, and trustworthy. When we proclaim the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, we see that Mary does … Continue reading →

And personal sins to keep our inward parts pure and, as well as secret sins, to keep our inward parts pure, to maintain a friendly relationship with God. Those who have responsibility for someone or something know that both fear … Continue reading →

Beginning today, we start to experience in the liturgy of the Church the immediate preparation for the feast of the Nativity of Jesus Christ. At this time, the saints’ feasts are not celebrated; if they are, it is with some … Continue reading →

Mary comes to us and brings us the child of Jesus (Luke 1: 39-45)The service of Our Lady related to Elizabeth is a challenge for us to know how to serve each other. Would we say when a person will … Continue reading →

A proverb says of a man who likes to boast: “Praise stinks out of his mouth!” We know that a good job praises itself. But we also know how well it suits us when someone notices the good we are … Continue reading →

We know that not everyone has the same word. The proverb says, “The word makes the man.” This means that the expression of an honest, respected, and respected person is of more excellent value than one who has tarnished their … Continue reading →

A sense of security is a good thing. However, it must be based on sound principles. It is not right to always believe in everything and everyone. The proverb says, “Trust, but check!” John the Baptist knew that he was … Continue reading →

In families where at least two children live side by side, we often see that they grow up in the same circumstances although they have the same parents. Yet, their natures, opinions, and attitudes toward duty are often different. Science … Continue reading →