Author Fr. Zygmunt Kurzawinski
Today we celebrate the passion of Saint John the Baptist and a couple of elements I would like to draw our attention to. The first one, the power of the word which is spoken, the word which is promised, the… Continue Reading →
The 2023 World Youth Day took place in Lisbon, Portugal. Thousands of young people gathered for the meeting with the Holy Father. Before meeting with the Pope, we set out on a vocational pilgrimage, and here below, you will find… Continue Reading →
As we continue our reflection on the Gospel of Matthew. Jesus Christ takes Peter James and John up to Caesarea Philippi, which is the northern part of Galilee and asks them, who do people say that I am. There are… Continue Reading →
Today is the feast day of St. Bartholomew, Apostle. In the book of Revelation, we hear that the heavenly Jerusalem has the foundation stones on which the names of the apostles are written. https://youtu.be/DHKImAmFBng 0:00 / 0:00 Daily Homily
In today’s Gospel, the vineyard owner hires at different hours. God shows who he is by his generosity. We are faced with a totally different economy that is alien to us. https://youtu.be/a23g-RGigys 0:00 / 0:00 Daily Homily
The Lord explains to his disciples how hard it is to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. One of the greatest difficulties we have in entering the Kingdom is our attachment to our lives. https://youtu.be/mmAW6If2ONk 0:00 / 0:00 Daily Homily
The question of eternal life is very similar to the chosen people who are on their way to the promised land. The risk is to be obedient to God as long as He grants them favors. https://youtu.be/ClEqTTS1Ltw 0:00 / 0:00… Continue Reading →
Jesus goes into a pagan territory. He is approached by a gentile woman. She is having a big problem that, in a way forces her, to go to look for help from Jesus. https://youtu.be/MHkNClofrds 0:00 / 0:00 Sunday Homily Lorem… Continue Reading →
The chosen people enter the promised land. But to help them they need to remember all the miracles that God performed in their midst. We often forget where we come from. https://youtu.be/nZWaLrwzx_w 0:00 / 0:00 Daily Homily