Monthly Archives: March 2022

And comfortableness and they did not have the strength to overcome their comfortableness, and they did not have the power to get rid of these weaknesses. They felt fear, so they preferred to settle for a neutral position. Yes, there … Continue reading →

Witnessing plays a severe role in controversial matters—the more credible the witness, the more his testimony gains in importance and necessity. John the Apostle recorded a significant testimony of Christ that we should know and not bypass in our faith. … Continue reading →

The Church WANDERINGseparator.pngIf Jesus says to strive to enter by the strait gate, we must necessarily seek to follow in his footsteps on his way. And his footsteps are in the form of human feet: there are two of them, … Continue reading →

There was an intense exchange between the boys. They were arguing about something. One says and thinks it should be this way; the other wants it his way. And the third summed up his argument, his opinion, in these words. … Continue reading →

Some religious people have several wrong attitudes towards holy things and are prone to expect, for example, a miraculous medal, scapular or water for their salvation and healing. Thirty years ago, pilgrimages were widely made to Turzovka, where Our Lady … Continue reading →

God has offered man to trust Him. Why should I trust God and not, for example, doctors…? Jesus said (to the centurion), “Go, your son lives!” (Jn 4:50). Capernaum was one of those larger cities. At that time, this city, … Continue reading →

In the greatest of Dostoevsky’s novels, The Brothers Karamazov, Ivan challenges his brother: “Assume, that you are constructing the edifice of human destiny with the ultimate aim of making people happy, to give them peace and tranquility, but to make … Continue reading →

Jesus is the master of parables. He is good at them. He can say so much with ordinary stories from life that one is amazed. His parables are an inexhaustible source of life’s wisdom, even if one has heard them. … Continue reading →

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