Monthly Archives: March 2023

When was the last time you asked Jesus for something? Maybe when we committed some sin that gnawed at our conscience. Let us not despise the sinner, but let us not love his sin. “Because they thought they were righteous and … Continue reading →

All of us who have to fight for true love, because we know daily the attacks of the temptations of the flesh, the world, and the devil, long to be strengthened to resist and persevere in true love. Jesus’ words are … Continue reading →

Nowadays, we should not laugh at the word devil, the devil, and similar names. These are not fairy tale creatures. They say about Jesus: “With the help of Beelzebub, the prince of devils, he casts out devils” (Luke 11:14). The … Continue reading →

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God does not change laws. Secular power, on the contrary – often. Which law is more perfect? Lord Jesus says in the Gospel: “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish them, … Continue reading →

Many of you have surely heard or asked yourself the question: Will God forgive me of my sins? Or they uttered the sentence: God will not forgive me, my sins are great and terrible. In today’s Gospel, Lord Jesus talks about forgiveness, … Continue reading →

Reception for divorced people does not endanger marriage, the bishop wants to look for the lost sheep We found out what it will look like in the Pilsen diocese to accompany people whose marriages have failed and who are living … Continue reading →

Jesus still sends prophets today. We do not want to position ourselves as natives of Jesus. Everyone has enemies. Today’s gospel warns us believers about this. Addressing his countrymen, who did not accept him as a prophet, Jesus says: “..not even a prophet is … Continue reading →

Moralists understandably excuse wrongdoing of ignorance. But they nevertheless recognize that ignorance itself is often caused by negligence, disinterest, and bad will. No wonder, such ignorance is judged by ascetic authors severely. It almost seems to St. Basil that ignorance … Continue reading →