Author Archives: Gary Zimak

This morning my wife and I were faced with a challenging situation. Our 11 year old twins, Mary and Elizabeth, were complaining about a variety of things. Between the two of them we had sore throats, a backache, nausea (complete … Continue reading →

Have you ever witnessed an actual miracle? Today?s Gospel reading relates the story of Jesus miraculously feeding 5000 people with five loaves and two fish (Mk 6:34-44). Can you try to imagine what it would be like to have been … Continue reading →

On Sunday, I had the chance to listen to Fr. Robert White, a representative from Food For The Poor, Inc. He spoke at my parish and his message was powerful. While I am saddened to hear about the plight of … Continue reading →

The January 2009 issue of the Catholic Truth Email newsletter is now available. Featured stories include: The true meaning of Jesus? words ?Judge not and you shall not be judged?, March for Life update, our new Catholic Web Window tool, … Continue reading →

Today, the Church celebrates the solemnity of the Epiphany. On this day, we commemorate the visit of the three wise men (magi) to the baby Jesus. This feast signifies that Jesus is the Savior of not just some, but all … Continue reading →

Today the Church celebrates the memorial of The Holy Name of Jesus. The Bible tells us that the mere mention of Our Savior?s Name can cause powerful things to happen: Because of this, God greatly exalted him and bestowed on … Continue reading →

For those who wish to learn more about the Catholic Faith, the broadcast media provides many great opportunities. The availability of Catholic TV and radio programs makes it easy to increase your knowledge as you go about your daily routine. … Continue reading →

The recognition of The Blessed Virgin Mary as the Mother of God goes back even before the birth of Jesus. When Mary visited her relative Elizabeth, she was greeted with the words, ?And how does this happen to me, that … Continue reading →

As the year draws to a close, we are bombarded with various reflections on the current year and predictions for the year to come. We are urged to consider losing a few pounds or practice a healthier lifestyle in the … Continue reading →

One of the most critical steps in learning more about the Catholic religion is choosing good, solid reading material. On the Recommended Reading page of the Catholic Truth website (www.thecatholictruth.info), we present a list of books, magazines and newspapers that … Continue reading →