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Sirach

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Introduction : The Book of Sirach, also called Ecclesiasticus, is a deuterocanonical wisdom book in the Old Testament, written around 180 BCE by Yeshua ben Eleazar ben Sira, a Jewish scribe, and later translated into Greek by his grandson. Composed in Jerusalem during the Second Temple period, it addresses Jewish life under Hellenistic influence, offering moral and practical guidance. From a Catholic perspective, Sirach is authoritative scripture, included in the canon since the early Church, as affirmed by councils like Trent (1546). Its theology emphasizes **fear of the Lord** as the foundation of wisdom (Sir 1:11–20).  It presents wisdom as a divine gift, personified and rooted in God’s law, prefiguring Christ as the Word and Wisdom of God. The book’s teachings cover ethical living, social justice, humility, charity, and proper conduct in family, friendship, and society. It stresses virtues like prudence, temperance, and justice.  Sirach also underscores free will, accounta...
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Atto di Abbandono a Gesù

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ATTO DI ABBANDONO A GESU' di Don Dolindo Ruotolo   Gesù alle anime:    - Perché vi confondete agitandovi? Lasciate a me la cura delle vostre cose e tutto si calmerà. Vi dico in verità che ogni atto di vero, cieco, completo abbandono in me, produce l'effetto che desiderate e risolve le situazioni spinose.   Abbandonarsi a me non significa arrovellarsi, sconvolgersi e disperarsi, volgendo poi a me una preghiera agitata perché io segua voi, e cambiare così l'agitazione in preghiera. Abbandonarsi significa chiudere placidamente gli occhi dell'anima, stornare il pensiero dalla tribolazione, e rimettersi a me perché io solo vi faccia trovare, come bimbi addormentati nelle braccia materne, nell'altra riva. Quello che vi sconvolge e vi fa un male immenso è il vostro ragionamento, il vostro pensiero, il vostro assillo ed il volere ad ogni costo provvedere voi a ciò che vi affligge.   Quante cose io opero quando l'anima, tanto nelle sue necessità spirituali quanto in...
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Saint George

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What about defeating the Dragon? Yes! Please! Don't allow him to control your life anymore. With Christ, he can be defeated . Who is like the Lord? Saint George is a revered figure in Christianity, known for his martyrdom and bravery. Here's a brief summary of his life: - Saint George was a Roman soldier of Greek origin, born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey) around 270-280 AD. - He served in the Roman army during the reign of Emperor Diocletian, who persecuted Christians. - George refused to renounce his Christian faith, even when faced with torture and death. - According to legend, he was martyred in Lydda (modern-day Israel) around 303 AD, after being tortured and beheaded. - His bravery and faith inspired many, and he became a popular saint in the Middle Ages. - Saint George is often depicted in art as a knight slaying a dragon, symbolizing his bravery and triumph over evil. - He is the patron saint of many countries, including England, Georgia, and Bulgaria, as well as pro...
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Holy Spirit prayer

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Holy Spirit come!!!!!!!!
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The Good Samaritan

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I am powerless, the evil one has defeated me so many times. But Someone Good, Very Good took care of me. He showed me Love. Real Love May I share this Love to my neighbor
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