Monthly Archives: September 2025

Suffering, pain, and death are the result of Adam and Eve’s original sin (see Gn 3:16–19). Until then, suffering itself had no meaning. However, through his suffering and death on the cross, our Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ gave suffering … Continue reading →

  Illustration photo:  We met a little boy in a village. He was around six years old and openly envied his uncle for his beautiful car. He spoke freely because, unlike adults, he had not yet learned to wear a … Continue reading →

The Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael on September 29. In the Middle Ages, the number of archangels was higher, as well as the archangels Michael (Victor), Gabriel (Messenger), and Raphael (Doctor), the … Continue reading →

‘God has chosen what the world despises, what the world does not consider important, to thwart what the world considers important, so that no one may boast before God.’ (1 Cor. 1:27-29).In choosing among these opposites — crazy — smart, … Continue reading →

Documents from the Vatican will not determine the future of the Church under the Tatras. The Pope himself sets an example of how to proceed.. What will happen to the synodality / As Leo XIV he grasped the biggest project … Continue reading →

False inner peace bears no fruit, so we must ask the Lord for the grace of conversion today, not tomorrow. This challenging text sees the Lord, through the prophet, urging people to reflect on their behaviour, decide to change it, … Continue reading →

The Pope also spoke about the risks of artificial intelligence, blessing same-sex couples, and supporting victims of abuse. In his first major interview, Pope Francis said that there will be no ordination of women or same-sex marriages, and that in … Continue reading →

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Real name Francesco Forgione Saint Feast day: September 23 * May 25, 1887 Pietrelcina, Italy † September 23, 1968 San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy Meaning of name: pious, religious (Latin) On May 25, 1887, in the small Italian village of Pietrelcina, … Continue reading →