How painful it is when your beloved person dies, especially a spouse or a child, is known only to those who have experienced such pain. But imagine that a disease first takes your husband, then your daughter, your son is on the verge of death, and your grandson already shows the first signs of a … Read more
It’s been a while since our last post from Brazil but we had to first take care of some things related to the newly adopted European General Data Protection Regulation. You know, I’m talking about the countless emails that you probably received these days, and you have to confirm, reject or simply ignore them. Stay … Read more
We stayed almost three months in Slovenia. Much longer than we initially planned. But it was worth it. Not only because we relaxed well after a one-year trip through Asia, but also because we have had great opportunities to promote Operando and our path during this time. Testimony sharing is one of the main missions … Read more
It seems that it is harder than ever to feel God’s presence in a life of a modern human. This is not due to God being inactive or distant from us, but due to the fact that our life focus is distorted. And society, media, politicians are of no help to improve this situation. Why … Read more
Silva and I left Calcutta a few days ago and finally landed in Europe again after almost a year of traveling in Asia. I will, nevertheless, share with you in this post some nice experiences of our last days in India. In the village of Piali near Calcutta, just under half an hour’s drive away … Read more
Nagaland lies in the extreme Northeast of India, just off the border with Burma. With a population of two million, it is the smallest federal state of India and even many Indians (let alone foreigners) have never heard of it. Most likely, we wouldn’t have written about her either, if we hadn’t met Salome. Salome … Read more
When we arrived in Calcutta, we did not yet know exactly in which community we would continue our ministry. We had already sent some emails from Bangladesh, but at that time, we had not yet received any response. Again we were in uncertainty; again we had to trust God completely. In Calcutta, we spent three … Read more
What comes to your mind first when you think of Calcutta? For many, it’s Mother Teresa, of course, a saint who in some way changed the face of this city and thus also became an icon of the former capital of West Bengal (Western India). Mother’s house Everyone in Calcutta knows her and it is … Read more
They will be celebrating Mother’s Day in Thailand these days. This day is dedicated to all mothers and above all to the all mums’ mum, but that doesn’t mean to Mary, but to Queen Sirikit. In 1976, Thai people moved the mother’s day from April 15th to August 12th, when the present queen, the wife … Read more
‘Ci son laj farang su ki…’, ‘Bon dai tei farang pon…’, ‘Lei či ton farang pai…’, ‘Čaj farang lu pi tai pen’. Have you understood anything? Neither have I. But this is the approximate mixture of voices and words we hear when we walk by people around here. Slovenian conquerors We don’t understand a thing, … Read more
Our path is continuing in Thailand. From Vientiane, we took a bus across the border to the border town of Nong Khai in Thailand, and from there we took a night sleeping train to Bangkok. They say that you did not experience all of Thailand if you did not take a night train from north … Read more
A real story. In a village near Hanoi, there was a leprous man. Since the history has been written, lepers are removed from society, marked and condemned. That’s a disease that many still believe it is cursed and these people are dangerous and unworthy of ‘normal’ societies. Ready for incineration People in the village drove … Read more
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