San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller told Newsmax it will “be a long time of recovery” for those who lost loved ones in the tragic Texas flash floods, “and we will need the strength to carry on because this … has touched people from not only the Kerrville area … but even beyond the state and in the country.”

“I’m able to see how even though humanity is very fragile in many ways, as we have seen, people, they come forward; they are resilient; and there is something within them that brings them up in the midst of pain and suffering,” García-Siller said on “National Report.”

“I have also noticed how faith is a gift from God in them. And it’s God, a gift of God in us as we interact, [that] can do good things. And so, the purpose of this presence to be present to people these days is to do good, to practice justice and to walk humbly with God and with people,” he added.

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