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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

St. Francis of Assisi

Mount Steadfast, St.James

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Our Lady of Sorrows

Our Lady of Sorrows

Ashton Hall, St.Peter

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Our Lady of the Rosary

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- 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year B

Holy Mass - 10th Sunday in Ordinary time Year B

The Solemn Ordination to the Presbyterate and the Permanent Diaconate

Holy Mass - Corpus Christi - 2nd June 2018

Family Month Reflections 21

Holy Mass - Trinity Sunday May 26th 2018

Family Month Reflections 20

Family Month Reflections 19

Family Month Reflections 18

Family Month Reflections 17

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Daily Readings

Thu 21 June

Saint Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious

Fri 22 June

Friday of week 11 in Ordinary Time, or Saints John Fisher, Bishop, and Thomas More, Martyrs , or Saint Paulinus of Nola, Bishop

Sat 23 June

Saturday of week 11 in Ordinary Time, or Saturday memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Pope Francis: We are God's children, not his slaves

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Questions on sexuality loom large ahead of youth synod

Pope Francis: God works in mysterious ways – trust him

Love for others needs to become the constant factor of our lives.

Praying together, walking together, working together: this is the way that leads to Christian unity. #WCC70

Dear young people, help us adults whose hearts are often hardened. Help us to choose the path of dialogue and harmony.

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We encounter Jesus in those who are poor, rejected, or refugees. Do not let fear get in the way of welcoming our ne… https://t.co/HlaF4JkCip

Choosing to follow Christ helps build a more just, more friendly, more humane society, that is closer to the heart of God.

Let us try to express the joy of God’s Kingdom in every way possible!

Let us share the journey of refugees and migrants with concrete gestures of solidarity. #sharejourney https://t.co/JzbCKhVP1O

Invite the Holy Spirit to be part of your activities. Call upon Him before you even start: “Come, Holy Spirit!”.

Love is always at the service of others. Because love is seen in actions, not words.

I send my cordial greetings to all those following the World Soccer Championships that begin today in Russia. I hop… https://t.co/2wnFRH3WkE

No one is so poor they cannot give what they have, but first and foremost, who they are.

Never tire of encountering Jesus in prayer, in listening to the Word of God, and in receiving the Eucharist.

Children must be able to play, study and grow in a peaceful environment. Woe to anyone who stifles their joyful impulse to hope!

The Holy Spirit gives us the strength we need to achieve holiness in the midst of our everyday lives.

Whatever we do, let us sustain the voice of the Holy Spirit through practical good deeds and actions.

Mary is exactly what God wants His Church to be: a loving and humble Mother, poor in possessions but rich in love.

Let us ask the Lord to give us good priests: hardworking men, men of prayer, who are close to God’s people.

The Feast of the Sacred Heart reminds us that God loved us first: He is always waiting for us, welcoming us into His heart, into His love.

For those who are with Jesus, evil is just a provocation to love even more.