Category: By George Calleja

The desire for God is written in the human heart, because man is created by God and for God; and God never ceases to draw man to himself. Only in God will he find the truth and happiness he never stops searching for… (source: the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Chapter 1.I.27). Continue reading The desire for God

Soon we shall be celebrating Christmas once again. The meaning of Christmas is to recognize the birth of Jesus as the Saviour. Jesus, the Son of God, who brought Salvation through His Death and Resurrection, today is calling you to reconcile with your neighbor. Continue reading This Christmas… reconcile with your neighbour

By Christian Author George Calleja

There are different ways of helping the poor.  Jesus has thought us how to do this.  He helped the poor firstly and most important by loving them. Continue reading Helping the poor

By Christian Author George Calleja

During the past weeks, I have reflected a lot upon people who are spiritually wounded. People who have suffered by being abused or bullied, suffered because of illness, because of experiencing the loss of someone special, traumas caused through divorce, and many more sorrows. Sufferings that can easily result in a spiritual wound of not believing in God, and of feeling abandoned by God. As a result of these spiritual wounds, one can find it difficult to love his neighbour, to help others and to be in peace. Continue reading Be bold and share the Good News

Short reflection by George Calleja (Christian Author)

Over the years I have met many people who feel that they are not worthy of God’s love. For some reason, these people might have passed through a difficult experience in their lives, with the consequence of not experiencing Jesus in a personal way. Continue reading Be Encouraged

The Second Beatitude: Blessed are those who mourn…

Who are those who mourn? Why will they be comforted?

‘Those who mourn’ refers to those people who are spiritually sorrowful. These are the people who grieve over their own sins, who grieve over the sins of others. These people have realised their sin, have understood their mistakes, have asked for forgiveness. These people might be still bearing the consequence of sin, maybe because they are in prison, or separated from their families, or without a job; but despite this situation, they yearn for the joys and peace of heaven. Continue reading Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted’