Monthly Archives: April 2023

There is a big difference between talking about someone and talking to someone. Theology is the science of God, i.e., what God is like, what his attributes are, what God has done. However, you also need to talk to God. … Continue reading →

We don’t just call various drawings signs; signs include writing, notes, objects, words, and thoughts… The Gospel says: “As Moses lifted the serpent in the wilderness, even so, must the Son of Man be lifted, that whoever believes…may have eternal … Continue reading →

The experience of God’s mercy develops the human ability to forgive and teaches the necessary civic virtues. Illustration photo: commons.wikimedia.org In the spiritual life of Catholics, today’s Sunday, a week after Jesus’ resurrection on Easter, is the Feast of Divine … Continue reading →

Time flies fast for you, too. We have finished the Easter Octave of the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus. We will live the Easter season until the feast of the Sending of the Holy Spirit, which is on the fiftieth day … Continue reading →

 I may be getting on the devil’s nerves, and he certainly enjoys it when I sin. The Pope commented on the testimony of a young possessed nun and whether the devil can work in the Vatican. According to his own … Continue reading →

Do you know that repetition helps in many, many ways? Through repetition, we learn, become more skilled, and much more confident… Again and again, Jesus advises us: “Go into all the world…” (Mk 16:15). Why? What for? Jesus wants us to spread his … Continue reading →

Every person longs for love. Someone more, more insistently, more often, quietly, without words, with a request to love, to be loved. Love is the greatest blessing for man. That is why people long for love. Not only men long for love. God, … Continue reading →

COMMENT:Is it good to be a person of faith? Well, how about this… There are many faiths in the world. We Christians believe that there is only one God in three persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. … Continue reading →

The evangelist Saint Luke commented on the reactions to Jesus’ words after his resurrection: “Then he opened their minds to understand the Scriptures” (Luke 24:45). Who among us will count the prayers, holy masses, communions, confessions, window displays, and alms … Continue reading →

The Risen One makes himself known to us in not rare events, and our hearts burn. The Emmaus two disciples say about their encounter with the resurrected Jesus during the breaking of bread: “Didn’t our hearts burn when he was … Continue reading →