The child Jesus is brought to the temple in Jerusalem - reflection of the feast of the Presentation of the Lord.

Two women created for immortality are on the threshold of death. One was constantly losing blood – the source of life, and the other one – a little girl – died before the coming of Christ. Thoughts Mark 5:21-43.

After the stormy night on the sea, Jesus safely crossed to the other side of the lake of Galilee. It was a gentile territory, and the only purpose of Jesus‘ journey there was to liberate one man from the power of legion. Thoughts on Mark 5:1-20

Love - Agape is that more excellent way (1 Cor 12:31) that motivates to serve God and His people without counting the cost. Reflection for the Fourth Sunday, Year C.

The purpose of that journey across the sea was to liberate a human person who lived in the realm of death (Mark 5:1-20) - thoughts on Mark 4:35-41.

The two parables about the Kingdom of God have a clear message. The Kingdom of God has a modest beginning - thoughts on Mark 4:26-34.

The mystery of Christ was hidden in his humanity and the message of God’s kingdom inside his parables - thoughs on Mark 4:21-25

Today we witness Jesus' preaching a sermon from a boat. The content of his preaching was the mystery of God’s reign in the world and the life of each person - thoughts Mark 4:1-20.

Paul's conversion took him from being a Pharisee to a follower of Christ, and from a persecutor of the church to a preacher of the gospel - thoughts Mark 16:15-18.