“According to Your Faith, So Let It Be” (Mt.8:13)
“According to Your Faith, So Let It Be” (Mt.8:13) It is in our social environment not at all a matter of course to trust people. How often is our trust […]
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“According to Your Faith, So Let It Be” (Mt.8:13) It is in our social environment not at all a matter of course to trust people. How often is our trust […]
“And His Disciples Believed in Him” (Jn.2:11) In a society where everything is focused on visible, tangible results, we all actually live according to the principle of first seeing, then […]
And His Mother Kept All These Words in Her Heart Lack of understanding separates people all over the earth. It causes barriers between individuals, groups, and peoples. Wherever we go, […]
A New Year In our time it does not often happen that people face the future full of confidence. Everywhere sounds concern about the future, fear of the future, doom-thinking […]
Christmas Epistle One of the paradoxes of Christianity is that the Son of God lived only once on the earth, and that he is at the same time “the Son […]
Do You Love Me? (Jn.21) Love has to be a two-way street. In this well-known saying the secret of the alchemy of love is expressed. Love should not just be […]
Watch and Pray It is a well-known phenomenon that some events are so huge, so overwhelming, that they exceed our comprehension. We don’t see them coming, until we are placed […]
CG 2022 becomes LOGOS The planning team for the “100 Years The Christian Community” festival is sending this e-mail to all priests, coordinators, and to our correspondents and friends. Dear members and friends of the Christian […]
Second Coming – Far or Near? In a world of estrangement, the concepts of nearness and distance are no longer unequivocal. Is someone near because he happens to sit next […]
Awaiting – Waiting – Expecting Waiting and watching—that is the characteristic position of the human being who observes the world around him without doing anything himself. It is the attitude […]
