Today we pray for the deceased who have died because of the pandemic. They have died alone, without the caresses of their loved ones. So many did not even have a funeral. May the Lord receive them into His glory. #PrayTogether
As the numbers continue to rise, we can never forget that there are real people, each with their own lives, stories, families, and friends behind every statistic. My heart is with all those who have lost someone to COVID-19, are fighting the virus, or know someone who is.
You’re not just protecting yourself by working from home, minimizing travel, and washing your hands.
You’re protecting people in your community who may have a greater risk of complications from COVID-19 than you do.
We’re all in this together. Let’s act like it.
You are making a difference in the lives of so many people each day by providing much-needed meals to hungry children around the world. Because of you, children and their families are being filled with hope and health. Thank you! https://t.co/hUDWJ7lMm8 #HandOfHope#GiveHope
When we die we die into God who is love!
Forgiveness is the ultimate act of Love.
If one knows forgiveness that one knows God. This fruit of this Love is: peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, and self control.
When we die we die into God who is love!
Forgiveness is the ultimate act of Love.
If one knows forgiveness that one knows God. This fruit of this Love is: peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, and self control.
We must believe that others need peace just as much as we do. Peace will not be obtained unless it is hoped for. Let us ask the Lord for the gift of peace!
The Church exists to keep alive in people’s heart the memory that God loves them. It exists to tell everyone, even those furthest away: “God doesn’t forget you, He cares about you”.
Indigenous peoples, with their variety of languages, cultures, traditions, and ancestral knowledge, remind us that we are all responsible for the care of Creation, which God has entrusted to us. #IndigenousPeoplesDay