Advent

Today we celebrate the 4th Sunday of Advent. This Sunday is the Sunday of Love, by that we remember great love which God our Father gave us – and this special gift from God is Jesus Christ Emmanuel – God with us. Today we will hear the Matthew’s Gospel in which he presents his account […]

Today we celebrate the 3rd Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we call rejoicing Sunday, or Sunday of JOY, because we are very close to the meeting with Jesus in the feast of Christmas, (for that reason we use the pink color for the liturgy, we light the pink candle in the Advent Wreath too.) We

Today we celebrate the second Sunday of Advent. The time of awaiting Christ in the feast of Christmas and in our private lives gives us the real person as an example of being like that. The person which is very important for us today is St. John the Baptist. In the Gospel, we will see

Today we celebrate the 1st Sunday of Advent. The Advent Season begins the new Liturgical Year 2023 which makes us closer to our salvation. The topic for the Year 2023 is: “Lord, give us the new proposal of Your Kingdom.”. It reminds us that only God can make us new in our strive for His

Today we celebrate the 4th Sunday of Advent. This Sunday opens our eyes to the perfect gift, which we can give to others. Mary came to Elizabeth when she received the news from the angel that her relative was six months pregnant. After this Mary heard from Elizabeth by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit,

Today we celebrate the 3rd Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we call rejoice Sunday, because we are very close to the meeting with Jesus in the feast of Christmas. For that reason, we use the pink color for the liturgy. We fill the season of Christmas in our surroundings very well: in the stores, in

Today we celebrate the Second Sunday of Advent. Today’s Sunday offers us the example of John the Baptist for pointing on Jesus Christ to others around us. Our today’s situation is different: we are not looking for God, more God is looking for us in our world. He calls us each time to change our

Today we celebrate the Third Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we call rejoicing Sunday, or Sunday of JOY, because we are very close to the meeting with Jesus in the feast of Christmas, (for that reason we use the pink color for the liturgy, we light the pink candle in the Advent Wreath too.) In

Today we celebrate the 1st Sunday of Advent. By this we begin the new liturgical year. During this year we hear the Gospel as told to us by St Mark. But do not think that we hear it the same way as we did three years ago.This is a new year; we are older and