The Saint is Whose Life is About One Thing
The saint is he whose life is about one thing. One thing. Not many things. Not in the sense that he has tunnel vision. Not in the sense that he does nothing else. But in [...]
Toxic discernment – the clipping effect of modern decision-making
Decision requires discernment. The more significant the decision, the deeper the process of discernment should be. It’s no secret that many people struggle with making decisions—countless theories attempt to explain why. At the same [...]
Home. The home we want to offer is the House of the Father.
I'm standing at the door. Atlanta International Airport. But my thoughts are somewhere else. Two days earlier, somewhere in the U.S. I’m waiting for an appointment. Then a message pops up on my phone: [...]
Cafe & Hotel Karol: When lived charity shapes everything | Peter
Peter gives a bold idea a face: a church that also has a café and a hotel. A real hotel, not a retreat center.We often encounter the question of how the hotel and catering [...]
Why young adults get baptized
Looking back on our Easter Vigil celebration, one moment comes to mind with particular joy. The moment after the sermon when Jannis and Laura were baptized and Rebekka received her confirmation. It was a [...]
„If you exist, then save me“
In the various masses, a young woman's broad smile emerges from behind the piano. Josma stands out for her openness, cheerfulness and enthusiasm. As the newest member of the team, she is responsible for [...]
Christmas. The gift of silence.
Minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Snowdrifts piling up over...everything. The wind chill factor is more like -85 degrees. I have strategically situated my scarf, covering the opening of my parka's hood, warming up the cold air [...]
„I can finally be brave again“ | Simon
Simon is one of the people who will be able to say “yes” to Jesus and “yes” to His Church in our congregation next year. Here he tells us how it came about and how [...]
How John Paul II. was also a “witness of hope” for us – Agnes & Maria | Hallow
Recently, a multi-week challenge called “Witness of Hope” was on air on the Hallow app. Behind this mysterious title was none other than Pope John Paul II. An emotional and moving biography of Pope John [...]
“The foundation is always prayer” | Margit Trauttmansdorff – Resource Church Conference
Almost 60 participants from 3 countries and numerous parishes arrived at the St. Florian parish on October 19. The “living room” in the 5th district was the location for the “Day of Renewal for Your [...]
