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Corner Bay St.& Jemmonts Lane,St.Michael, Barbados

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St. Dominic's

Maxwell Main Road, Christ Church

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Our Lady Queen of the Universe

Our Lady Queen of the Universe

Black Rock, St. Michael

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St. Francis of Assisi

Mount Steadfast, St.James

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Our Lady of Sorrows

Ashton Hall, St.Peter

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Our Lady of the Rosary

Verdun, St.John

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Sacred Heart

Grove plantation, St. Phillip

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DAILY REFLECTIONS

Holy Mass 28th Sunday of Ordinary time Year A 2017

Bishop Malzaire's Address Post Hurricane Maria - October 2017

Holy Mass 27th Sunday of Ordinary time Year A 2017

Holy Mass 26th Sunday of Ordinary time Year A 2017

New Ways of Being Church in a Digital Milieu

Holy Mass 25th Sunday of Ordinary time Year A 2017

We stand with you Mass

Men's Retreat 2017 - A Gathering of Catholic Men

Marijuana Panel Discussion (pt2 of 3)

Marijuana Panel Discussion (pt1of 3)

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Daily Readings

Sun 15 October

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mon 16 October

Monday of week 28 in Ordinary Time, or Saint Hedwig, Religious , or Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, Virgin

Tue 17 October

Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop, Martyr

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Sharing requires conversion, and this is a challenge. #ZeroHunger

Ensuring everyone’s right to food and nourishment is an imperative we cannot ignore. It is a right to which there are no exceptions!

Along with the Saints, let the joy and beauty of living the Gospel shine through the witness of our lives.

We are called to defend and safeguard human life, especially in the mother’s womb, in infancy, old age and physical or mental disability.

In this centenary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima, we thank God for the countless blessings we have received under her protection.

The statue of Our Lady of Aparecida was found by poor workers. May Mary bless all of us, but especially those seeking employment.

Like Saint John XXIII, whom we remember today, let us witness to God’s goodness and mercy before the Church and the world.

God does not disappoint! He has placed hope in our hearts so that it can blossom and bear fruit.

The search for peace is an open-ended task, a responsibility that never ends and that demands the commitment of everyone.

When you experience bitterness, put your faith in all those who still work for good: in their humility lies the seed of a new world.

The Rosary is a synthesis of the mysteries of Christ: we contemplate them with Mary, who allows us to see with her eyes of faith and love.

Let us ensure that the Internet is a safe and richly human place for children: a network that does not entrap them but helps them to grow.

The mission of schools and teachers is to develop an understanding of all that is true, good and beautiful.

Like Saint Francis of Assisi, let us be transformed by the love of Christ in order to live in simplicity and joy.

Only in the silence of prayer can you learn to listen to the voice of God.

Our guardian angel is a friend we do not see, but whose presence we feel. He accompanies us on our earthly journey to heaven.

Like Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, let us learn from the humility of God who became small for us.

In our times we need to pray so much – Christians, Jews, and Muslims – for peace.

I have chosen this theme for World Communications Day 2018: “The truth will set you free” (Jn 8:32). Fake news and journalism for peace.

Today is the Feast of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. Let us call on them so that we are always reminded of God’s presence.