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22/08/2026

Here we are all together
Here we are all together as we sing a song our song joyfully;
Here we are joined together, as we pray we’ll always be.

Join we now as friends
And celebrate the unity we share, all as one
Keep the fire burning, kindle it with care
And we’ll all join in & sing chorus

Let us make this world an alleluia,
Let us make this world a better place
Keep a smile handy, lend a helping hand
And we’ll all join in & sing chorus

Glorify our God with all our voices
Show him we are sincere by all our deeds
Shout the joys of freedom everywhere
Let us all join in and sing. chorus

Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum. Benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus. Sancta Mar...
15/08/2026

Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum. Benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus. Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, ora pro nobis peccatoribus, nunc et in hora mortis nostrae. Amen."

04/08/2026

I confess to Almighty God

My God, i believe, i adore, i hope and i love you! I beg pardon for those who do not believe, nor adore, nor hope, nor l...
03/08/2026

My God, i believe, i adore, i hope and i love you! I beg pardon for those who do not believe, nor adore, nor hope, nor love you.

Congratulations to our Spanish brothers on becoming World Cup champions! Vamos! 🇪🇸
19/07/2026

Congratulations to our Spanish brothers on becoming World Cup champions!
Vamos! 🇪🇸

The Mother Who Walked Into the Flames.Long ago, an old Carmelite monk had a dream unlike any he had ever known.He saw a ...
16/07/2026

The Mother Who Walked Into the Flames.

Long ago, an old Carmelite monk had a dream unlike any he had ever known.

He saw a dark valley filled with fire—not the fire of hatred or despair, but the fire of purification. In the flames were souls with their hands raised toward heaven. They were not cursing God. They were praying.

One cried😭,

"Lord, I loved You, but I loved the world too much."

Another whispered🥺,

"I believed in Your mercy, but I did not love You as I should have."

Another simply wept and prayed😖,

"Jesus, remember me."

Then suddenly, the darkness began to fade.

✨A light brighter than the morning sun appeared above them.

From the clouds came a Queen clothed in brown and cream, wearing a crown of heaven. In her arms sat the Child Jesus, the King of Kings. In their hands they held the Brown Scapular.

😍It was Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

The flames reflected in her eyes, not with anger, but with compassion.

The souls looked up and cried😭,

"Mother, do not forget us!"

Mary stretched out her hand toward them.

"My children," she said, "I have not forgotten you for even a moment."

🥹The Child Jesus looked upon the souls with mercy, and Mary lifted the scapular as a sign of hope.

The angels descended into the flames, not to destroy the fire, but to lead souls closer to the light of God.

One by one, the souls began to rise🙂.

An old man who had spent years regretting his sins looked toward heaven with tears of joy.

A young woman who had died trusting in God's mercy smiled for the first time.

A mother who had prayed for her children on earth reached out her hands toward paradise.

The monk watched in amazement😯.

👴He asked Our Lady,

"Mother, why do you come to them?"

Mary answered gently🌹,

"Because no mother abandons her children on the road home🥹."

👴The monk then looked at Jesus and asked,

"Lord, who saves these souls?"

Jesus replied❤️,

"I alone am their Savior. But I have given My Mother to be their comfort and their advocate

08/07/2026
*Homily – Solemnity of the Nativity of John the Baptist*(Isaiah 49:1–6; Acts 13:22–26; Luke 1:57–66, 80)1. *Every life i...
24/06/2026

*Homily – Solemnity of the Nativity of John the Baptist*
(Isaiah 49:1–6; Acts 13:22–26; Luke 1:57–66, 80)

1. *Every life is a call and a mission*
The birth of John the Baptist was not an accident; it was part of God’s plan. Isaiah says: “The Lord called me before I was born.” Even before John entered the world, God had a purpose for him. The same is true for each of us. We are not products of chance. God knows us, calls us by name, and entrusts us with a mission. A question for reflection is: *Why did God place me in this world? What mission am I living?*

2. *God works even when situations seem impossible*
Elizabeth was considered barren and advanced in age, yet God acted in what seemed impossible. Sometimes we look at our situations and say: *“There is no way forward.”* We may see sickness, family struggles, disappointments, or failures. But the Nativity of John reminds us that *God can bring new beginnings where human beings see dead ends*. What is impossible for people is never impossible for God.

3. *True greatness is pointing others to Christ*
John became great not because he sought attention for himself, but because he prepared the way for Jesus. Later he would say: “He must increase; I must decrease.” *The world teaches us to promote ourselves, seek recognition, and want to be first*. John teaches humility: our lives should lead others toward Christ. Parents should lead children to Christ, priests their people, teachers their students, and every Christian their neighbor.
*Conclusion*:
Today John the Baptist asks us three questions:

* Do I recognize God’s purpose for my life?
* Do I trust God in difficult situations?
* Does my life lead people closer to Christ?
May we, like John, become joyful witnesses who prepare the way for the Lord.

Wishing you a blessed day

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