Monthly Archives: February 2023

I don’t think Francis will resign, I don’t see a war between the cardinals An interview with an Italian journalist about the synod in Prague, criticism of Pope Francis, and the trial in the Vatican. Photo:Adam Rábara New: Family account … Continue reading →

Jesus talks about it in the Gospel. “Whoever wants to be first must be last of all and servant of all” (Mk 9:35). Jesus touched the mindset and opinions of his disciples many times with his words. This is also told in the … Continue reading →

Both stages of the path of enlightenment are characterized by a larger magnanimity. Leave the love of possessions and give place to love, which imitates God’s love, which longs to be given. It is often inappropriately called “altruism”, but this term … Continue reading →

We often dwell on various life events. One of them is an illness. No person has not been or will not be sick. And no one is more eager to see a child’s recovery than a parent. This fact is dramatically depicted … Continue reading →

  The service of the Pope is for life, resignations should not become “fashion” Pope Francis at the stadium in Kinshasa on February 2, 2023.  At a meeting with Jesuits in Africa, the Argentinian pontiff spoke about the resignation in … Continue reading →

I read such a sentence not long ago. The Pharisee says: “If there are two righteous people in the world, it is me and my son.” If there’s only one in the world, it’s me.” I remembered her while reading today’s … Continue reading →

The short story is about a man who wanted to get rid of his shadow at any cost. Escape seemed to him the best method. But the shadow was always behind him, no matter how fast he ran. Finally, the person falls … Continue reading →

It is very difficult to imagine life without questions. Jesus asks his disciples: “Who do people think I am” (Mk 8:27)? But at the same time he asks: “And who do you think I am” (Mk 8:29)? The Gospel says … Continue reading →

We cannot be blind people who, with their unwisdom, will lead their wards into a lie, a mistake – into a pit. Let’s look at history, and how many misguided people lived in it, who were convinced of their private truth … Continue reading →

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