Christ is risen from the dead, and with him, we too rise to new life! This Easter proclamation embraces the mystery of our lives and the destiny of history, reaching us even in the depths of death. #Easter
As true God and true man, Christ offers us the example of self-giving, service, and love. We need His example to learn how to love, not because we are incapable of it, but precisely to teach ourselves and one another what true love is. Learning to act like Jesus, who is the living sign that God has placed within the history of the world, is the work of a lifetime. #HolyThursday
On behalf of the Christians of the #MiddleEast, and of all women and men of good will, I appeal to those responsible for this conflict: cease fire! May paths of dialogue be reopened! Violence can never lead to the justice, stability and peace for which the peoples are waiting.
Let us continue to pray for peace in #Iran and throughout the #Middle East, especially for the many civilian victims, including many innocent children. May our prayer offer comfort to those who suffer and a seed of hope for the future. #PrayTogether
We must allow God to teach us how to listen as He does. We must recognize that the condition of the poor is a cry that, throughout human history, constantly challenges our lives, societies, political and economic systems, and, not least, the Church. #Lent
Giving God praise already
Thank you Lord for everything you have giving me
And everything you have taken away
Your will is much more than just do and don’t
It is my identity
A light for the world
Training for a 200-mile race demands experience, and few athletes bring more to the distance than Rachel Entrekin. A dominant presence in 200-milers, she offers training guidance and practical strategies aimed at helping runners approach their next 200-mile goal. 🔗👇
Let us ask for the grace of a #Lent that leads us to greater attentiveness to God and to the least among us. Let us ask for the strength that comes from the type of fasting that also extends to our use of language, so that hurtful words may diminish and give way to a greater space for the voice of others. Let us strive to make our communities places where the cry of those who suffer finds welcome, and listening opens paths towards liberation. https://t.co/9xcp5CIMlL
The 2026 Barkley Marathons is over, with no finishers.
France's Sébastien Raichon got a 3-lap Fun Run finish, though, amidst awful February conditions: https://t.co/rVbSpbmON3
It was so good to be back in church today. Pastor Daryl’s message was on community and the fact we’re stronger together.
Yes we need God but we need people as well. God speaks to us as individuals but He builds through community.
Nehemiah was his example. God gave him a vision of rebuilding Jerusalem but it took a large group to pull it off.
God also gives us people to help bear our burdens and give us insight.
Our relationship with Jesus is first and foremost but our earthly relationships are important too. Don’t isolate and try to do everything yourself. Lean on your brothers and sisters and be there for them when they need you.
Great message!
Pastor Craig’s message @GFCFlorida this morning was on building a solid foundation. We need to be defined by our foundation, not our successes or failures. Our foundation has to be the Word of God. Jesus said if we build on that by obeying His word we will be on solid rock.
If your foundation is solid you will handle success with grace and grow from failures. But if you don’t have a firm foundation life will crush you.
I’m so glad I have built my foundation on Jesus and His godly principles. 🙏🏽
Here's Ben Affleck and Matt Damon talking about being best friends and lifelong coworkers for nearly 7 minutes ❤️
Watch them together again in THE RIP. Premiering January 16.
If we allow it, Christ’s salvific act can transform all our relationships: with God, with other people, and with creation. As followers of Jesus, we are called to promote lifestyles and policies that focus on the protection of human dignity and of all of creation. Let us ask for the grace to see our struggles through the gaze of the Resurrection, and may we influence the world with hope and Easter joy. #GeneralAudience
I used to take running for granted.
Always chasing the next PR, the next distance, the next version of “better.”
Then injury hit. Weeks turned to months of waiting — watching other runners pass by while I couldn’t even jog across a room.
That’s when it hit me: every run is a gift.
Not every run feels great. Some hurt. Some drag. Some break you down.
But the fact that you can run at all — that’s the real blessing.
So today, I’m not chasing pace.
I’m just thankful I get to move.
Who else has learned to stop taking running for granted?
Those who are close to Jesus, who become his friends through prayer, the Sacraments, and daily life, begin to feel as he feels. They begin to carry the whole world in their heart: nothing is foreign to them, and no person is indifferent to them.
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