Once upon a time, there was a wonderful restaurant in a beautiful town. It was known far beyond the borders and, in some ways, even famous. In particular its cuisine had received numerous awards. Its chefs did an outstanding job. One night, when all the guests had already left the house and the staff had … Continue reading The Kitchen Dispute
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God and Job
Finally God was happy. He had finally found a person who was simply good. This person's name was Job. God was happy with him, with his life, and his actions. God leaned back. At last, he could breathe deeply and be somewhat content with his creation. Finally he could rest a little and tend his … Continue reading God and Job
My childlike faith in difficult times
My faith is that of a four-year-old child. I believe that God really is up there in heaven. And beside him there’s not only Jesus, but also all my guardian angels and saints. They're all up there now, watching over us and protecting me too. And they keep sending me little signs to show that … Continue reading My childlike faith in difficult times
Die Frage des Universums
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Habemus Papam – What unites us
It's Sunday, just before midnight, and I'm lying on my bed in my beautiful little apartment in Rome. Chris Wetschka, the pastoral assistant at the Caritas community in Vienna, just sent me an email calling for a text for the next "Context": "What Unites Us." The original motto: "Let us therefore pursue what contributes to … Continue reading Habemus Papam – What unites us
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The whole truth
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Austria
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Parsifal
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The Globo – the multipolar currency
A German produces energy for 35.14 kilograms of bread per day on average. However, he receives money for 76.17 kilograms of bread per day. A Syrian produces energy for 4.19 kilograms of bread per day on average. However, he receives money for only 0.83 kilograms of bread per day. “This economy kills”, Pope Francis wrote … Continue reading The Globo – the multipolar currency
Vienna Calling 