Fr. George Smiga

The evangelist Mark ends his Easter story with bewilderment and fear, because that it is the vantage point from which Easter can be seen.

God’s love for us is not postponed until all things are as they should be.

A human person is more important than any other value regardless how grand and impressive it might be.

The lepers in our life are those to we will not approach and touch.

We believe so that we can unite ourselves to the One who has the power to rebuke evil and to drive the demon out.

To embrace the Christ child is to embrace the broken world into which he came.

We should not confuse our Christmas celebration with the relationship that to which it points.

Mary said yes because she trusted the One who sent the angel.

As we give thanks for the blessings of our family, we must remember our connection to every family.

Judgement will be rendered not because of how much we do or do not do, but because of who we do it for.

If we keep our relationship with God active throughout our lives, we will be prepared for whatever comes.

There are many people with whom we disagree. Jesus asks us to treat them with respect.