Monthly Archives: April 2023

I wondered what our life would be like without words. I couldn’t imagine it. I could not imagine communication. How would we communicate without words? It would not be possible today. This is exactly the situation Jesus presents in the Gospel when he answers the … Continue reading →

The Eucharist cannot be said to be food. We believe in the presence under the manner of bread and wine of the Lord Jesus, the Son of God. We know that to receive this, one of the seven sacraments can … Continue reading →

This question is even more insistent when we see good people suffering, people who are necessary for others, and on the other hand, various criminals, mafiosi, doing well. They are healthy; they live to a ripe old age, and so … Continue reading →

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Lake Gennesaret, on which Jesus walked, is up to 50 meters deep. But what is this against those dizzying spiritual depths, at the sight of which we often feel surprised, even frightened? The world in which we live, with which we … Continue reading →

Hunger is man’s great enemy. But in addition to that physical hunger, we also know the soul’s hunger, which is much more painful. The Gospel about the multiplication of loaves is relevant in every era. As we read these wonderful words about … Continue reading →

According to Teresa, the first step is to become aware of God’s presence, that we are against him, that he is standing by our side, or that he is within us. The Soul must acknowledge what the Lord is like … Continue reading →

You like solving riddles, puzzles, and crosswords for your inner enrichment. Whoever reads today’s Gospel takes on the role of a diviner who can enrich himself for this world and eternity. Let’s judge. Jesus tells Nicodemus: “He who comes from … Continue reading →

Violence will not solve things. Freedom must be adequately respected. Violence is an obstacle, not progress. Also, the teachings of Christ, given non-violently, will surely attract more and also strengthen a person in his faith. The personality of Nicodemus in … Continue reading →