Little Flower Church CWL Regina R -014

10/10/2026

On my next watch list. Hope others get inspired to view this too

10/10/2026

Brothers and sisters in Christ stepping up to help others, be of service to others, and make a difference.

“Bear one another’s burdens, and so you will fulfill the law of Christ.” — Galatians 6:2

We were never meant to carry every burden alone. God gives us brothers and sisters in Christ to encourage us, pray with us and stand beside us when life gets hard.

Sometimes fraternity is as simple as noticing when someone is struggling and refusing to let him struggle alone.

Who might need you to show up for them today?

10/10/2026

Happy Thanksgiving to all. Remember To reach out to your friends who dont have family to celebrate with anymore for various reasons.

A quick phone call, text, or invite to celebrate holidays can literally change a person's day, mood, or motivation.

Always follow through when God gives you signs, feelings to do unexpected acts if kindness. Hugs to all, especially all our CWL members and their families worldwide.

10/10/2026

For those who are lost, lonely, or overwhelmed. God is always there.

Place all of your worries, burdens onto him and have faith. Hugs to all!

10/10/2026

Thank goodness this has happened. Mental health is important for all and addressing issues like this is important, vital.

A Statement from Emmaus Mental Health Ministries: Affirming Dignity, Hope and Life

Emmaus Mental Health Ministries welcomes with gratitude today's announcement that the federal government intends to indefinitely halt the expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) to those whose sole underlying medical condition is mental illness.

We believe deeply that every person living with mental health challenges possesses an inherent and immeasurable dignity. Every person is infinitely loved by God, and every life is worthy of care, compassion, hope and accompaniment.

Those who struggle with mental illness deserve ready access to quality mental healthcare, meaningful community supports, and the compassionate presence of others who will walk alongside them through life's challenges.

Our collective responsibility must be to foster resilience, support recovery, nurture hope, and uphold the dignity and right of every person to not merely survive, but to thrive.

We believe that the response to mental illness and psychological suffering must always be rooted in compassion, accessible care, and a commitment to life rather than government-sanctioned death.

As Mental Health Awareness Week continues, we invite everyone to join us in prayer for those who live daily with mental health challenges, and for the family members, friends, caregivers and communities who love, accompany and support them.

May we continue building communities where no one is left to struggle alone, where every person knows they are loved, and where hope is nurtured even in the most difficult circumstances.

Every life has dignity. Every person deserves hope. No one should have to walk alone.

Deacon Eric Gurash
Emmaus Mental Health Ministries

09/28/2026

Euthanasia is not ok and neither is MAID! Stand up, speak out, and let's make a difference together..

Mental illness deserves care, treatment and hope. Not euthanasia.

Bill C-218 would prevent MAiD when a person’s sole underlying medical condition is mental illness.

On October 7, Members of Parliament are scheduled to vote on this important legislation.

Now is the time to make your voice heard.

Contact your MP. Tell them where you stand on Bill C-218 and ask them to represent your concerns when the bill comes to a vote.

October 7 matters. Speak up before the vote.

See full article:

https://alexschadenberg.blogspot.com/2025/11/prevent-euthanasia-maid-for-mental.html