A blog under the patronage of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. In this diary you will find my opinions, poems, and other texts...
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Błogosławieństwo(PL)
Często, gdy mama spodziewa się dziecka, opisuje się ją jako "kobietę ciężarną". Z pewnością dziewięć miesięcy oczekiwań na cud narodzin upragnionego syna lub córki, stanowi dla kobiety określony, niemały wysiłek. Czy jednak -- także z tego powodu -- nie lepiej mówić wtedy, że doświadcza ona stanu błogosławionego?
Nie tylko pozwoli to znosić łatwiej stojące przed całą nową rodziną wyzwania, ale także -- po uświadomieniu sobie, jak słowa kształtują Życie -- od początku jej błogosławić.
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Tomasz, Racibórz
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Human soul and the issue of life
The Catholics believe that each and every human being has a soul. Surprisingly, atheists -- who for the most time think that there is not a bit of such spiritual element in us, humans -- often share believers' point of view on the soul existence when it comes to debating life issues.
They often say to pro-life scientists or philosophers: "We do not know when the soul is given to a human being, therefore we can not decide when does the tissue become a child".
Perhaps that is true, yet the human life should be protected no matter of one's particular views on the soul. You can be a Jew, Musilm, Catholic or non believer...And still the most important thing is that you are a living person and therefore shall enjoy the fullness of your rights.
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Tomasz, Racibórz
PS. Please pray for me and for the whole world.
Friday, 16 September 2011
Cztery ściany(PL)
Na modlitwie, otoczony przez cztery ściany
Niezrozumienia, odrzucenia, bólu i braku ukojenia --
Patrzę na krzyż.
Dobrze Jezu, że wśród wypełnionych Miłością czterech ścian, nigdy nie jestem samotny;
Dzięki, Panie mój, któryś zapragnął objąć swymi ramionami, wszystkie pokoje świata.
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Tomasz, Racibórz
Thursday, 8 September 2011
Our Future, Our Goal
Among a few arguments in the arsenal of so-called pro-choice movement you will find the following one:
"Some children, if born, will have poor future".
This argument is dangerous for two reasons: if one accepts it, he or she discriminates impoverished or disabled people at the same time. It is so, for if -- as some assume -- there's no place in this world for an unborn child with the "poor future", why should there be any place for a person with the "poor here and now"?
Finally, neither wellness nor poverty should be the final goal for us, Christians: We all shall aim at heaven -- just like our Lord and His Mother.
Happy Birthday, Mary!
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Tomasz, Racibórz
"Some children, if born, will have poor future".
This argument is dangerous for two reasons: if one accepts it, he or she discriminates impoverished or disabled people at the same time. It is so, for if -- as some assume -- there's no place in this world for an unborn child with the "poor future", why should there be any place for a person with the "poor here and now"?
Finally, neither wellness nor poverty should be the final goal for us, Christians: We all shall aim at heaven -- just like our Lord and His Mother.
Happy Birthday, Mary!
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Tomasz, Racibórz
Friday, 2 September 2011
Neither normal nor cool -- just the best one...
Blessed Margaret of Castello, the patroness of disabled and abandoned people, had a very difficult live. However she suffered a lot, only once she complained to Jesus about that. At that moment she asked her Lord and Saviour the following question: Why can't I lead a normal life?
Jesus replied to her calmly : Did I have such life?
Perhaps you too are the one, who wants to live so-called ordinary life:
- would it not be cool to get rid of my cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, or cancer? - you asked yourself many times.
Yes, it would be cool...At least until you ask Jesus about this idea and conclude that probably never a cool man had entered the heaven.
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Tomasz, Racibórz
PS. Please pray for me.
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