On Wednesday, 21 January, the Prayer Community of the Heart of Jesus invites you to adoration and worship of the Lord.
At 6:30 p.m. we pray the Rosary. At 7:00 p.m., the Holy Mass will be celebrated by Fr. Nodilo, and after the Mass we will hold adoration before the Blessed Sacrament.

Let us respond to the invitation!

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins today and continues until next Sunday. We invite the faithful to personal prayer for this intention, our communal prayers during Holy Masses, and participation in prayer events in our city, which can be seen on the notice boards.

On Friday, the 23rd of the month, on the occasion of the anniversary of the passing of our dear parishioner Anamarija Carević, during the Holy Mass at 7:00 p.m., we pray for the benefactors of the renovation and our Foundation.

Next Sunday is also the Sunday of the Word of God, when we are called to celebrate, reflect on, and spread God’s Word.
During the Masses that day, the work of our Ignacije Center will be presented, and their materials will also be available for purchase.

On Thursday at 8:00 p.m., the third meeting of the Parish Family Community was held on the topic of family prayer. Married couples shared experiences and challenges in the prayer life of the family. The next meeting will be on 19 February at 8:00 p.m. The theme of the next meeting will be "film adaptation".

Welcome!

The blessing of families and homes has been completed.
We thank you for your prayerful participation and gifts. We apologize for any misunderstandings or if we have accidentally missed someone.
If you contact us, we will gladly visit you afterward.

Religious education takes place according to the following schedule:

Christmas time is behind us. The nativity scenes are being put away, the lights are going out, and the festive tables are returning to their everyday use. We, too, return to the routine of work, deadlines, school assignments, worries, and fatigue. It may seem that the joyful and festive time has remained behind, along with happy family gatherings, songs, and the scent of cookies. Yet, in this Sunday’s Gospel, we are reminded of what truly matters. John the Baptist points to Jesus and says: “Behold, the Lamb of God.” He does not speak of what has passed, but of the One who is now and always present. Jesus does not remain confined to festive moments; He is present in our everyday life and ordinary days.

Christmas has brought us a light that was not meant only for a few weeks of the year. It is a gift we are called to carry forward throughout the year: into our families, workplaces, schools, and encounters with those we love, but also with those who may not be easy to love.

Reflecting on this, I realized that under the shelter of Christmas light, we can at least partially reflect that light ourselves. If at Christmas we gifted each other with things, why not continue giving throughout the year something even more valuable? Our time, attention, willingness to be close to someone, listening, or the talents we have. With a smile, kindness, or a gentle word?

We may not be able to change the world in a major way, but God has placed us in this world for a reason. We can ensure that a person who has been in contact with us leaves at least a little happier than before. And that is how the joy of Christmas does not remain just a memory but becomes a way of life.

John the Baptist did not keep the attention on himself; he pointed to Jesus. We, too, are called to do the same with our lives, actions, and daily small choices. We can strive to make the Christmas light we have received visible in everything we do.

May this new year, begun in the light of Christmas, be an opportunity for us not to let that light go out, but to carry it forward faithfully and joyfully from day to day.