For Christians, the poor are not a sociological category, but the very โfleshโ of Christ. Christ, poor and crucified, continues to allow Himself to be encountered and loved through these men and women, who call us to go beyond ourselves and to dare to practice charity. #ApostolicJourney #France https://t.co/AZk7XS3KGB
The Gospel of Jesus does not lead to conflict, but always invites us to forgive. While shedding light on the drama of history, it fosters fraternal concern. Encountering Christ opens the way to dialogue and prepares us for His peace, for it offers every man and woman the greatest promise, the one that fulfills our every desire, namely the promise of eternal life. #ApostolicJourney #France https://t.co/VrSp1hMqbh
Many people are rediscovering the Gospel and embracing the faith against the backdrop of a society marked by a deeply secularized culture. With pastoral tenderness and fraternal charity, we must recognize, welcome, and protect the small flame that the Holy Spirit has kindled in the darkness of the night. #ApostolicJourney #France https://t.co/Uhu1qqqrzO
โJesus Christ is alive. He is with us, a living presence, to conquer despair, to impart hope, to forgive sins, and to take away our loneliness and reconcile us to God.โ โ@BillyGraham
Jesus Christ, through His Incarnation, comes to meet every person in the midst of their own story, and reveals Himself as the true source of living water capable of quenching our thirst. This thirst that dwells in every human heart is not so much a thirst for material things, but a thirst for meaning, truth, and fulfilment. Jesus responds to our profound desire for relationship and communion with God, in whom the fullness of life forever resides. #ApostolicJourney #France https://t.co/X2EYktU5qW
It is impossible to overstate what we are seeing today in Paris
1 million people are attending Pope Leo XIV's Mass
They are lining the entire length of the Champs Elysee to the Arc de Triomphe and chanting the name of the head of the Catholic Church
France is Catholic
I commend President Trump for including prayer at this event at the White House. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth offered a powerful and heartfelt prayer to the Father in the name of Jesus Christ.
Our nation has deep spiritual roots, and faith has played a vital role throughout our history.
I am a Christian. But I'm not religious. Christianity is not a religion. It's a relationship between human and a loving God. I don't serve and obey Jesus in order be accepted by Him. I serve and obey Jesus because I love Him, and He loved me first.
This is Christianity.
Thousands packed Dublin today for the annual March for Jesus, walking from Parnell Square to Merrion Square for an afternoon of live music and prayer. Organisers called the turnout a huge show of unity for churches across the country.
I rejected Jesus in the past. I turned away from Him and even hated the Bible. I thought it was not true. But I was wrong. Jesus is real. Jesus is alive. His Word is true. Now I know that Jesus Christ is Lord. Thank You Jesus for bringing me back to the truth.
Amen.
President Trump brings up the dire situation of CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION at the UN.
Christians are persecuted all over the world and nobody speaks out about it.
The media ignores it.
God bless President Trump.
JESUS SAVES FROM DEATH
JESUS SAVES FROM HELL
JESUS SAVES FROM FEAR
JESUS SAVES FROM SHAME
JESUS SAVES FROM WORRY
JESUS SAVES FROM GUILT
JESUS SAVES FROM DARKNESS
JESUS SAVES FROM HOPELESSNESS
JESUS SAVES FROM IGNORANCE
JESUS SAVES FROM ANGER
JESUS SAVES FROM JUDGMENT
JESUS SAVES FROM SATAN
JESUS SAVES WHOSOEVER BELIEVES!