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Corner Bay St.& Jemmonts Lane,St.Michael, Barbados
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The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
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The Birthday of Saint John the Baptist
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12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Mercy warms the heart and makes it sensitive to the needs of brothers and sisters with sharing and participation.
Go forth and reach out to all people at the margins of society! Go there and be the Church, with the strength of the Holy Spirit.
Let us not be distracted by the false wisdom of this world, but to follow Jesus as the one sure guide who gives meaning to our life.
We must not turn our backs on the new forms of poverty and marginalization that prevent people from living a life of dignity.
The personal encounter with refugees dispels fears and distorted ideologies and becomes a factor for growth in humanity. @M_RSection
None of us is an island, autonomous and independent from others. We can only build the future by standing together, including everyone.
Jesus was broken; he is broken for us. This is the Eucharist. And he asks us to give ourselves, to break ourselves, as it were, for others.
Care for the environment is always a social concern as well. Let us hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor.
Love requires a creative, concrete response. Good intentions are not enough. The other is not a statistic, but a person to take care of.
Everyone's existence is tied to that of others: life is not time merely passing by, life is about interactions.
There is much need of prayer and penitence to implore the grace of conversion and an end to the many wars throughout the world.
In his passion, Jesus took upon himself all our suffering. He knows the meaning of pain, he understands and comforts us, giving us strength.
The Church shines forth when she is missionary, welcoming, free, faithful, poor in means and rich in love.
The Feast of the Most Holy Trinity invites us to be a leaven of communion, consolation and mercy.
Life can survive only because of the generosity of other lives.
Each one of us, as a living member of the Body of Christ, is called to work for unity and peace.
Humility and tenderness are not virtues of the weak, but of the strong.
The Church needs everyday saints, those of ordinary life carried out with coherence.
Let’s always remember that our faith is concrete: the Word became flesh, not an idea!
We must never forget that the natural environment is a collective good, the patrimony of all humanity and the responsibility of everyone.
