Comic Strips

Never seek to correct each other with anger, but only with humility and sincere love.

There is more mercy in God than there are sins in us. Confess your sins at once.

God rejoices only because of a calm, gentle and meek soul and heart.

Do not do anything without signing yourself with the sign of the cross.

So in every test, let us say: Thank you my God, because this was needed for my salvation.

Fruits of men ripen through ascetic practice, study, time, perseverance, self-control and patience.

See Father Gabriel sitting in a beautiful and peaceful forest reading a spiritual book, with his cat napping peacefully beside him.

My latest comic strip illustrates the pure prayer of a small child, with Father Gabriel accompanying the child in prayer.

Each of us is assigned a guardian angel, who guards, protects and guides us all our life.

Let us be brave warriors, let us go through life with without fear, for Christ is with us. And if Christ us with us, who can be against us?

Second only to the love of God, there is no love more great than the love between a husband and wife.

For this week’s Father Gabriel comic strip, I wanted to emphasize the fruits that we produce, the fruits that symbolize the works that we have done in our lives.

Children are a gift from God. They bring innocence and joy into our lives more than we can ever imagine.

Brother John finally makes his debut in Father Gabriel’s latest comic strip.

Father Gabriel humbles himself, and through his humility sees God.

Father Gabriel is always careful to not fill his stomach with too much food but instead fill his soul with spiritual nourishment by prayer, fasting, reading of scripture and divine services.

Father Gabriel carries his cross in the desert, showing symbolically the suffering he bears for the Lord Jesus Christ.

My eighth Father Gabriel comic strip is devoted to a beautiful quote by Saint Ephrem the Syrian.

My newest Father Gabriel comic strip focuses on freedom. Are we really free? What does it mean to truly be free?

We all fall from grace every now and then, that’s what it means to be human.

Our pets are very simple creatures, as long as we feed them, shelter them and pet them, they love us more than some of our own family members.

My latest Father Gabriel cartoon strip is devoted to the elderly. Let us always remember our elders, they deserve our utmost respect and love.

My third Father Gabriel comic strip, with Father Gabriel praying and giving his heart to God.

My second Father Gabriel comic strip. See Father Gabriel show generosity to a homeless man named George.