‘The Good Shepherd’

In the Gospel of John, Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd who lays down his life for his sheep—showing his deep love and care for each of us, guiding us through trials, tribulations and offering healing.

To let Jesus guide you through trials, rely on his understanding and strength as he has overcome suffering, Death on the Cross, trust in God's plan, and find peace through prayer and the Holy Spirit. Embrace trials as opportunities for spiritual growth, endurance, and transformation, knowing they are not a sign of God's absence but a path to completeness and greater glory. 

Throughout Scripture, the Good Shepherd restores sight to the blind, makes the crippled walk, and raises the dead. But his healing wasn’t only physical—he brought peace to troubled hearts and hope to those in despair. His Most Sacred Heart is still open to us today, ready to heal where and when we need it most.

The world is riddled with suffering, hardships and all sorts of problems, but the compassion of Jesus is ever ready to help and heal us.

Let us all pray for the healing of divisions in our families, our nation and our world.

Ask Jesus Christ to come into your life and ask and pray for your ‘Healing of your body, mind (eliminate guilt, hate and jealousy) bringing calmness and love to your Soul’!

This Life that we live flies by so quickly, years go by as if they were days and soon the ‘Youth’ we enjoyed is now turning to our Midlife or the ‘Twilight Years’ of our lives. Time is a clock that we cannot pause to savor, enjoy or even to curse; it keeps on moving by! Put your life at whatever age you may be and know the ‘Promise’ that Jesus Christ Made, for all of God’s Children; "whosoever believeth in me shall never die." This statement is an assurance of eternal life through faith in Jesus, meaning that a believer will not face spiritual or eternal death and damnation, even though they may experience physical death.

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