Monthly Archives: September 2025

Christ on the cross took away the poison of the evil serpent and freed Christians from the vitriol …The cross is the gallows leading to death, and yet on this festive day, we celebrate the elevation of Christ’s cross. For … Continue reading →

 God gives us an example in this. „[God] is also kind to the ungrateful and bad.“ (Luke 6:35) „ Let the sun rise on the bed and on the good and give rain on the righteous and the unjust.“ (Matthew … Continue reading →

(…) The question is, who wrote this sheet, or can we even say this excerpt that we read today? The answer to this question is significant for understanding the whole text. Sure, it was written in Colossians, but who were … Continue reading →

It is the first holy millennial. A well-known theologian questioned his understanding of the Eucharist, which the church gives as a model to today’s young people. Carlo Acutis / The canonization of the millennial also caused controversy; some classmates were unaware … Continue reading →

Brothers and sisters. We know that when building a church, a house, or any other building, the architect plays an important role. The architect is responsible for designing and drawing up plans for the building. Ultimately, his role is twofold: … Continue reading →

 How did Paul, the “servant of the persecution,» become Paul, the servant of the Gospel? This is how he began to change, surprisingly, thanks to a fascinating encounter with the resurrected Lord on the way to Damascus. Jesus told Paul, … Continue reading →

 Apart from wonder, what else can Paul’s words about Jesus evoke in our hearts? Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is the firstborn of all creation. Everything in heaven and on earth was created for him. He himself is the … Continue reading →

As a result of a forced agreement between the Catholic bishops and the communist government, the Church came under complete state control. Archbishop József Grősz. Photo: wikipedia.org In Hungary, even decades after the fall of communism in 1989, the Catholic … Continue reading →

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