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Corner Bay St.& Jemmonts Lane,St.Michael, Barbados
WELCOME TO OUR PARISH
Maxwell Main Road, Christ Church
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Grove plantation, St. Phillip
By Fr Michael Barrow
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Sat 26 May
Saint Philip Neri, Priest
Sun 27 May
The Most Holy Trinity
Mon 28 May
Monday of week 8 in Ordinary Time
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The mystery of the Blessed Trinity invites us to live in communion with one another, in love and in sharing: certai… https://t.co/Bd2WmpUKDI
The Gospel calls us to live outside our comfort zone, because anyone who follows Jesus, loves the poor and the lowly.
Love of God and love of neighbour should be the two cornerstones of our lives.
Today we are united in prayer with our Catholic brothers and sisters in China, on the Feast of Our Lady Help of Christians of Sheshan.
A Church that loves the poor is always tuned to the God Channel. It never loses the Gospel signal.
A Christian’s life should be invested in Jesus, and spent for others.
God needs people who bring His forgiveness and His mercy into the world.
Holy Spirit, you who sustain the Church, come down upon us again, teach us unity, renew our hearts, and help us to love as Jesus taught us.
Never forget this golden rule: “Do to others what you would have them do to you” (Mt 7,12)
Mary lived Jesus’ Beatitudes like no other: she is saintly among the saints, she shows us the way to holiness and accompanies us.
God loves us in a way that crushes all loneliness and isolation.
I express my great sorrow over the dead and wounded in the Holy Land and the Middle East. Violence never leads to p… https://t.co/RGwLU1e8JY
There is no love without works of charity. Service towards our brothers and sisters springs from the heart that loves.
The Family is the hope of the future. Let us pray especially for families facing serious difficulties: may Our Lord assist them.
There is no freedom greater than letting yourself be guided by the Holy Spirit and allowing Him to lead you wherever he wishes.
I invite communications professionals to promote a journalism of peace at the service of all people, especially tho… https://t.co/a9Ex466zPZ
Our Lady of Fatima, turn your gaze towards us, towards our families, our country, and the world.
Your response to Jesus cannot be conditioned by momentary calculations and convenience. It must be a life-long “yes”.
We begin building peace in our homes, streets, and workplaces: wherever we craft communion and community.
The Ascension of the Risen Jesus contains the promise that we too will participate in the fullness of life with God.
