St. Charles Borromeo Seminary Photography — Frankie Luis Garcia

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Portraits for the People

Building with the Builder

Portraits for the People

Building with the Builder

Portraits for the People

Building with the Builder

“...there was something in that encounter, a certain grace, that gave me the feeling that I was being drawn into this relationship with St. Maximillian Kolbe by God himself, and like all of the works of God, that there will be more to come.” Over t

“I could not look Him in the face. I was grappling with my sin and sinfulness, seeking to understand them in all their horror, that I might hate them. Before me was an intense, compelling image of Christ, crowned with thorns, bleeding, crying, and l

“After the Vietnam War, the Communist Party burned my parents’ marriage certificate, which prevented me from applying to the seminary.” ... Cong was born and raised in Vietnam, where he was involved with altar serving and the youth group. As a young

“...there was something in that encounter, a certain grace, that gave me the feeling that I was being drawn into this relationship with St. Maximillian Kolbe by God himself, and like all of the works of God, that there will be more to come.” Over t

“I could not look Him in the face. I was grappling with my sin and sinfulness, seeking to understand them in all their horror, that I might hate them. Before me was an intense, compelling image of Christ, crowned with thorns, bleeding, crying, and l

“After the Vietnam War, the Communist Party burned my parents’ marriage certificate, which prevented me from applying to the seminary.” ... Cong was born and raised in Vietnam, where he was involved with altar serving and the youth group. As a young

Frankie Luis Garcia