Fr. George Smiga, Author at Building on the Word

Tasting the Eucharist

The question is not how often we receive the Eucharist, but do we taste it when we do?

No matter how difficult or divisive our situation may be, the power of God is greater than the forces that attack us.

Whoever we are, we belong to Jesus. Whatever happens to us is his concern because he is our shepherd.

We need to know that the power of Jesus is greater than any challenge that life places before us.

When we find ourselves fixated on the past, like Martha, we must allow Jesus to turn us around.

We have every right to make plans as long as we remember that it is God’s plan, not ours, that has priority.

As we prepare to face a standoff with evil, it’s important for us to believe the Spirit leads us in.

Jesus does not believe that violence can be limited. It must be eliminated. It must be stopped cold.

Our job is not to change others but to illumine them.

Being clean of heart is being single-hearted in our relationship with God.

When Jesus calls us to repent, he is not calling for some minor adjustment.

When we find ourselves lost and without direction we should use our heads.

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