The Anger That Is Good
Constructive anger is healthy. It helps us identify what is wrong, and it motivates us to work against it.
Articles by: Fr. George Smiga
Homilies
Signs of the Kingdom
Signs make other people take notice. They set us apart and validate the power and the truth of the message. Words are not enough!
Books
Punctuating the Resurrection
“Jesus has been raised” How would you punctuate that sentence? Choose carefully. It could change your life.
Homilies
Mothers Who Affirm Life
Mothers give life, but real mothers give more than physical life. They impart to their children the awareness of their own value and worth.
Homilies
Choosing a Life of Crime
Christ does not direct us to do one thing or another just to make our lives difficult. The teachings of Jesus are given to us for our own good.
Homilies
The Difference Between Sheep and Cows
One way to understand the biblical image of the shepherd and the sheep is to appreciate the difference between sheep and cows.
Homilies
The Power of the Eucharist
Receiving the Eucharist in faith can change our past, present, and future.
Homilies
Pruning the Dead Away
Cutting off what is dead is not cruelty, but an act of a loving God. If we want life, we must let God take what is dead and prune it away.
Homilies
Extra Luggage
Jesus sends us out on a mission of love and service. But he wants us to travel light. What kind of useless burdens do you insist on bringing with you?
Homilies
Good News, Bad News, and Faith
A 2,000-year-old Taoist story can offer a particular perspective on Jesus’ Transfiguration.
Homilies
Cutting Off What Kills
Sometimes the things that most endanger us appear normal and acceptable. The greatest threats may seem a part of our very selves.
Homilies
All the Saints
There are saints all around us. They come in all ages, genders, and occupations. They make good things happen in our world.
