Monthly Archives: May 2025

When we speak of spiritual life, we mean life with God. Our spiritual life is closely connected with life with other people. St. John the Apostle wrote that God is love, and that if we love one another, God will … Continue reading →

Position: Priest, religious, and mystic OPraem Deaths: 1241 or 1252 Patron: Mothers, children, and watchmakers Attributes: Boy, apple, baby Jesus with Mother, inkwell, chalice, key, Premonstratensian, writing utensils, rose. BIOGRAPHY He was born in the 12th century in Cologne and … Continue reading →

Yesterday ,  assured the people who considered them gods after the miracle of the healing of the lame that, together with Barnabas, they are mortal people (Acts 14,15). Today, he experienced his mortality firsthand. They stoned him and thought he … Continue reading →

The Church of Antioch sent Paul and Barnabas to convert the Gentiles in Cyprus and Southeast Asia Minor. These two heralds could then certainly testify how the Holy Spirit works (many times even extremely) and how he guides them. That … Continue reading →

You know some definitions that say prayer is a conversation with God, and prayer is lifting your mind to God. Romano Qaurdini says that prayer is a response to God’s holiness. All these definitions touch on prayer in some way, … Continue reading →

Jesus Christ is the foundation of our lives. He is the beginning and the end. Everything happens through him. God sent his Son as the ultimate expression of his love. Jesus Christ is our way. He is God’s way to … Continue reading →

 … Since Paul was invited to speak in the synagogue in Antioch [v Pizídii] to clarify this new teaching, that is, to explain and proclaim Jesus, Paul begins with the history of the salvation of the ( Acts 13, 13-21). Paul … Continue reading →

OF mentions the word of God at the beginning of today’s liturgical reading (which you may have already listened to or may have listened to live at St. Mass in the church). It is an essential theme of the Acts … Continue reading →

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