Author Archives: Gary Zimak

One of the biggest mistakes that many of us make when studying our Catholic Faith is to forget about Jesus! While it sounds crazy, it is actually very easy to do. We can get so wrapped up with learning the … Continue reading →

Peter got out of the boat and began to walk on the water toward Jesus. But when he saw how (strong) the wind was he became frightened; and, beginning to sink, he cried out, “Lord, save me!” (Mt 14:29-30)Many of … Continue reading →

Have you ever noticed how many people grumble about Mondays? Around the office, complaints about the weekend being too short and cries of ?Is it Friday yet?? abound. Instead of being thankful for each new day given to us by … Continue reading →

Most Catholics are very familiar with Jesus referring to Himself as the ?Bread of Life.? Unfortunately, some have come to treat His words as nothing more than a figure of speech. However, when Jesus refers to Himself as the ?Bread … Continue reading →

Have you ever felt sad when reading the Gospel accounts of Jesus? agony in the garden? Did you ever wish that you could have been there to keep Him company while His Apostles slept? I have good news for you … Continue reading →

The story of Martha and Mary has always been a popular one, but it?s a little difficult to understand. After all, shouldn?t Mary have been helping Martha with the housework? Was Jesus saying that manual labor is wrong and that … Continue reading →

A young woman at my office received a phone call today informing her of the sudden death of a 20-year old close friend. I expressed my sorrow and told her that I?d pray for her friend?s soul and for the … Continue reading →

For many of us, determining God?s will presents one of life?s greatest challenges. How do we know if we are doing what God desires in our lives? Does God want me to switch jobs, end a relationship, pursue fertility treatments, … Continue reading →

I am asking all of our United States readers to please contact your senators and members of Congress to express your opposition to the “health care reform” bills that will be voted on shortly. Simply visit this page at the … Continue reading →

One of the biggest problems facing the Catholic Church is a lack of respect for the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Unfortunately, much of the problem comes from within the Church and not from outside. A great deal … Continue reading →