According to tradition, a Sunday sermon by Father John (Guita). And it's about the famous passage in the Gospel about how he raised the widow's only son. And it's also interesting how it happened and what happened next. Someone is happy, but someone is afraid, or, let's say, afraid. What were they afraid of? Jesus touched the bed, which was forbidden. But to help the widow he breaks this prohibition. That is, once again we return to the fact that mercy is more important than religious dogma. But not only that is important, but the very empathy, the ability to share the grief and sorrow of not only your neighbor and Jesus does not save us from the cross, but on the cross he frees us from suffering. And this is very important to understand and understand.

According to tradition, a Sunday sermon by Father John (Guita). And it's about the famous passage in the Gospel about how he raised the widow's only son. And it's also interesting how it happened and what happened next. Someone is happy, but someone is afraid, or, let's say, afraid. What were they afraid of? Jesus touched the bed, which was forbidden. But to help the widow he breaks this prohibition. That is, once again we return to the fact that mercy is more important than religious dogma. But not only that is important, but the very empathy, the ability to share the grief and sorrow of not only your neighbor and Jesus does not save us from the cross, but on the cross he frees us from suffering. And this is very important to understand and understand.