Fr. George Smiga

What holds a family together is love and respect, especially in the teenage years.

We are invited to put on God, because God first put on us.

For some the approaching holidays can be a challenge.

In Christ’s kingdom this world will be transformed. It will be the world as God sees it.

When our hearts are broken, then the word of God will fall gently inside.

No follower of Christ can say that the need of another is no concern of mine.

The problem of the rich man who runs up to Jesus is not one of money. It’s about making choices.

By embracing a vulnerable child, Jesus tells us that we are expected to care for the least among us.

Work can be good, even if it is difficult.

The power of the Eucharist can shape our past, our present, and our future.