Monthly Archives: March 2022

The ever-present phenomenon of the “prodigal son” (Luke 15:1, 11-32)To personally experience your sin before the face of your kind God the Father. If we were to describe it, our life would make a pretty thick book. And what about … Continue reading →

God chose as the human mother of His Son a humble Nazarene girl – the Virgin Mary. Surprised at this announcement, Mary asks the angel: “How does this happen?” The angel explains to her that it will happen by the … Continue reading →

One who embarks on a spiritual journey is constantly evolving, and he becomes aware of two contrasting facts over time: not the ultimate is distant and yet near. First, he experiences more and more that God is a mystery. He … Continue reading →

Who can count how many lives have been lost by, for example, overestimating the skills of a car driver? Who will calculate how much is added to the cost of underestimating safety regulations? It is often too late after an … Continue reading →

Knowing God by reason does not mean having faith in the Christian sense of the word. Knowing God is only a prerequisite for faith. Faith is a gift we receive. Faith is an act of the whole personality. The Christian … Continue reading →

We live in a time when new laws are being made almost daily, or yesterday’s laws are being amended. New groups of experts are emerging to explore different sectors. New laws, rules, and regulations are being invented. Everything is acceptable … Continue reading →

Forgiveness. One word – and what it can evoke in the heart of each of us. Is there anyone who does not need forgiveness? A man of years says to his wife, who reminds him of his confession, “I didn’t … Continue reading →

Anyone who has worked with people knows that it is challenging work. For kindness, help, and love, often, one gets the opposite reward – hatred, reluctance, and many forget to thank you. It is said that an unreasonable animal can … Continue reading →

Justice has many duties. Because it balances sand guides, it takes even seemingly contradictory positions. Aristotle compares it to the pupil and the bedside table. It is the same star, yet it announces day at one time and night at … Continue reading →

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