MCP Cannes

MCP Cannes ~ Mission Catholique Philippine of Cannes ~

We gather to celebrate the Holy Mass, pray, worship, and grow in our Catholic faith together as one family.

📍 Address:
107 Boulevard Carnot, 06400 Cannes

⏰ Sunday Mass:
Every Sunday at 12:00 PM

Our mission:
✝️ Unite Filipino Catholics in Cannes and nearby areas
Live and share the Catholic faith with joy and humility

> One in Christ, united in mission <

🤝 Promote integration and fellowship wit

h the French Catholic community

Follow our page for Mass schedules, announcements, prayer intentions, and upcoming cultural and community events

01/09/2026

☀️ Have you registered ? ☀️
Peñafrancia - Fluviale

Here’s a small glimpse of the island and the upcoming Penafrancia event — a beautiful day dedicated to honoring Our Lady of Peñafrancia, Patroness of Bicolandia. 🙏💙

📅 Saturday, September 12
📍 Île Saint-Honorat, Cannes
🎟️ Tickets: €25

Join us for A Day of Faith, Fellowship & Celebration as we come together, pray together, and celebrate together. 🌸

Registrations are now OPEN!
👉 Register now and be part of this special celebration.

Come Together • Pray Together • Celebrate Together 🙏✨

✨ PENAFRANCIA - REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! ✨Dear brothers and sisters from Monaco, Nice, Antibes, and Cannes, we warmly i...
29/08/2026

✨ PENAFRANCIA - REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! ✨

Dear brothers and sisters from Monaco, Nice, Antibes, and Cannes, we warmly invite you to join us for a beautiful day of Faith, Fellowship & Celebration in honor of Our Lady of Peñafrancia, Patroness of Bicolandia 🇵🇭🙏💙

Let us come together as one community to pray, celebrate our faith, and share this special moment with one another. ❤️

📅 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
📍 ÎLE SAINT-HONORAT, CANNES
🎟️ TICKETS: €25
⏰ Departure at 10am

👉 REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN — REGISTER NOW!

Bring your family and friends, and share this invitation with everyone. We look forward to seeing you there! 💙💛

COME TOGETHER ✦ PRAY TOGETHER ✦ CELEBRATE TOGETHER 🙏✨

Contacts:
Jeffrey Posada 06 35 16 08 12
MoniQue Tere Pinlac 06 31 60 77 93
Jocelyn Cabrera Rivero

🙏 TODAY’S HOMILY — FATHER EARL ⛪️Today, Father Earl reminded us that how we prepare for Mass matters. 🕊️He encouraged us...
23/08/2026

🙏 TODAY’S HOMILY — FATHER EARL ⛪️

Today, Father Earl reminded us that how we prepare for Mass matters. 🕊️

He encouraged us to come 15 minutes before Mass, remain in silence, and use that time to pray. 🙏 Instead of rushing into the church, we should quiet our hearts and minds so that we can truly prepare ourselves to encounter God.

When Mass begins, we bring with us all our prayers, intentions, struggles, and thanksgiving. During the Collect, the priest gathers and offers these prayers to God. 🙏✨

📖 In today’s Gospel, Jesus said to Peter:

“You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church.”

Father Earl reflected on St. Peter and his important role in the Church. In St. Peter’s Basilica, these words of Jesus are prominently represented: “You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and I will give you the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven.” 🔑⛪️

Peter is also connected to the ministry of the Pope, who is understood as the successor of St. Peter. The word Pope comes from Papa, meaning father. The Pope is a spiritual father and shepherd of the Church. ❤️

Father Earl reminded us to respect the Pope and not tolerate people who curse or speak disrespectfully against him. As the saying goes:

“Kung na saan si Pedro, nandoon ang Simbahan.”
Where Peter is, there is the Church. ⛪️

And where the Church is, there is the proclamation of life eternal. ✨

But the homily did not stop with Peter and the Church. Father Earl brought us to a much more personal question. ❤️

📖 Jesus asked His disciples:

“Who do you say that I am?”

This is not only a question Jesus asked His disciples thousands of years ago. He asks each one of us the same question today.

It is easy to repeat what we have learned:

✝️ Jesus is the Son of God.
✝️ Jesus died for us.
✝️ Jesus is our Savior.

But Jesus is asking for something deeper.

Who is Jesus FOR ME?
Who is God in MY life?
How is my relationship with God? 🙏❤️

Father Earl challenged us to look honestly at our lives because our actions reveal what place God truly has in our hearts.

For example, if we spend Saturday night partying 🍻🎉, wake up hungover on Sunday 🤕, and choose not to attend Mass, then we must ask ourselves:

What does that say about my relationship with Jesus?

Our faith should not only be something we say with our lips. It should be something we live through our choices, priorities, actions, and relationship with God. 🙏

💭 So today, let us take this question home with us:

WHO IS GOD FOR ME? ❤️

May we not simply know ABOUT Jesus, but truly know Him, love Him, follow Him, and make Him the center of our lives. ✝️

And may we learn to come to Mass with a prepared and prayerful heart, trusting that when we gather as the Church, we bring not only ourselves but also all our prayers and intentions before God. 🕊️🙏

Lord Jesus, deepen our relationship with You. Help us to recognize who You truly are and to let our lives reflect our faith in You. Amen. 🙏❤️

⛪️✝️🙏

✨ SAVE THE DATE — OUR LADY OF PEÑAFRANCIA ✨Join us for a special day of faith, fellowship, prayer, and celebration as we...
12/08/2026

✨ SAVE THE DATE — OUR LADY OF PEÑAFRANCIA ✨

Join us for a special day of faith, fellowship, prayer, and celebration as we come together to honor Our Lady of Peñafrancia, Patroness of Bicolandia. 💙💛

Come and share a meaningful day with our community as we celebrate our faith, strengthen our fellowship, and honor Our Lady of Peñafrancia.

🙏 Faith • Hope • Devotion

📅 Saturday, September 12
⛴️ Ferry departure from Cannes: 10:00 AM
📍 Île Saint-Honorat, Cannes
🎟️ Tickets: €25

We invite everyone to come together in prayer, community, and celebration for this special occasion.

💙 Come together. Pray together. Celebrate together. 💛

Viva La Virgen! 🙏✨

🌿 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time 💚The color of Ordinary Time is green—a reminder that, just like plants, we are called to ...
02/08/2026

🌿 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time 💚

The color of Ordinary Time is green—a reminder that, just like plants, we are called to grow. 🌱 Grow in our faith, in listening to Jesus, and in accepting Him into our lives.

In today’s Gospel, thousands of people traveled just to see Jesus. What made Him so attractive? 🤔

Because Jesus is different. ❤️ He is like a magnet, drawing those who are tired, hurting, searching for answers, and longing for hope. Everyone who came to Him found love, healing, and compassion.

When we come to church, we don’t just occupy a seat—we bring our whole selves. 🙏 Our joys, worries, fears, struggles, and thanksgiving. During the Mass, we hear:
“Itaas sa Diyos ang inyong puso at diwa.” 💖
Imagine truly lifting everything to the Lord. He gladly receives every prayer and every burden.

🤫 Silence before Mass is also a prayer. The moment we enter the church, we are already in the presence of God. Let’s leave the noise of the world outside and focus our hearts on Him.

📖 The First Reading reminds us:
“Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters…” (Isaiah 55:1)
“Listen, that you may have life.” (Isaiah 55:3)

Jesus also teaches us that when we offer what little we have, He can multiply it. 🍞🐟 Just like the loaves and fishes, our small acts of faith, obedience, kindness, and generosity become great blessings in God’s hands.

Whether you’re a student studying hard 📚, a child obeying your parents 👨‍👩‍👧, or a parent working tirelessly for your family 💼❤️—the Lord sees your faithfulness and will never abandon you.

As St. Paul reminds us:
“Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?” ✝️
The answer is nothing. ❤️

Today, let us entrust everything to Jesus. There is no burden too heavy and no concern too small for Him. Keep growing in faith, keep listening, and keep trusting. 🌿🙏

Thank you, Fr. Earl, for this beautiful reminder that God always provides for those who place their trust in Him. 💚✨

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✨ Homily Reflection | We Are God’s Precious Pearl 💎❤️Today’s homily by Father truly touched my heart. 🥹Father shared tha...
26/07/2026

✨ Homily Reflection | We Are God’s Precious Pearl 💎❤️

Today’s homily by Father truly touched my heart. 🥹

Father shared that he has been serving as a priest for 29 years, and like many of us, he had always understood today’s Gospel in the usual way—that we are the ones searching for the Kingdom of God, the “precious pearl.”

But then he asked a question that made everyone stop and think:

🤔 “What if we’ve been interpreting this Gospel the wrong way?”

What if Jesus is the merchant… and WE are the precious pearl? 💎

Instead of us finding God, God found us. He saw our worth, treasured us, and gave up everything just to have us.

✝️ He emptied Himself.
✝️ He took the form of a servant.
✝️ He came down to earth.
✝️ He sacrificed His life…

…because you and I are precious in His eyes. ❤️



🌕 Father also shared something he recently read about the word “moonstruck.”

In old European belief, being moonstruck meant becoming “crazy” under the light of the full moon. But not the kind of crazy we usually think of—it meant being crazy in love. 💕

In Filipino, we would say:

“Baliw sa pag-ibig.” ❤️

One old superstition even says that when a moonstruck man wakes up, the first woman he sees is the one he’ll pursue and court. 😄

Then Father gave one of the most beautiful lines of the homily:

💬 “I believe Jesus is also moonstruck.”

It’s as if Jesus “woke up,” saw you and me first, and never stopped loving us or pursuing us. He continues to court us every single day through His mercy, grace, forgiveness, and endless love.

🥹 Indeed, we are the precious pearl.



After finding the pearl, the merchant sold everything he owned to obtain it.

So if we are that precious pearl, what should we do in return?

Do we have to prove ourselves?
Do we have to earn God’s love?

Father’s answer was simple:

🌿 The price of the Kingdom is simply to be who you truly are.

But what does that mean?

It means believing with all your heart that you are a beloved child of God. 👑

Live according to your true identity.

So Father challenged us:

❓ If you are God’s precious pearl…
• Why do you lie?
• Why do you cheat?
• Why don’t you respect your parents?

Our actions should reflect who we truly are.

🙏 It’s not enough to attend Mass.
🎶 It’s not enough to sing in the choir.
⛪ It’s not enough to serve at the altar.

As Father reminded us:

“Sayang ang pagsisimba, pagko-choir, at pag-aaltar kung hindi mo isinasabuhay ang iyong tunay na pagkatao bilang anak ng Diyos.”



❤️ Let us see ourselves the way Jesus sees us.

He never stopped loving us.
He never stopped pursuing us.
He never stopped calling us His own.

🌕 Let us become moonstruck people, deeply in love with God, because our God is a moonstruck God—a God who is “crazy in love” with each one of us. ❤️✨

💎 Never forget: You are God’s precious pearl.

EN🇺🇸: 🕊️ Sunday Homily Recap 🕊️Special Guest Celebrant: Fr. Anthony Laureta(Elder brother of our parish priest, Fr. Carl...
28/06/2026

EN🇺🇸: 🕊️ Sunday Homily Recap 🕊️
Special Guest Celebrant: Fr. Anthony Laureta
(Elder brother of our parish priest, Fr. Carlito Laureta)

📖 Readings of the Day
📜 First Reading: 2 Kings 4:8–11, 14–16a
📜 Second Reading: Romans 6:3b–4, 8–11
✝️ Gospel: Matthew 10:37–42

💭 Fr. Anthony began his homily with a simple but profound question:

"What do you feel when you hear today's Gospel?"

At first, Jesus' words may sound challenging:

✝️ "Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me." (Mt 10:37)

🇵🇭 As Filipinos, we are naturally loving and family-oriented people. We work hard, make sacrifices, and do everything we can to provide a better life for our loved ones. ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Fr. Anthony reminded us that Jesus is not asking us to love our families less. Rather, He teaches us that our love for our family must be firmly rooted in our love for God. 🙏❤️

🌱 When God is the foundation of our lives, our love for others becomes stronger, purer, and more genuine.

However, we often become focused on the things of this world 💼💰🏠 and slowly neglect our relationship with God. When this happens, our faith can weaken, and our relationships with others can suffer as well.

Sometimes we constantly seek appreciation, recognition, and validation from others. 🌍✨ We look for something to fill our hearts, yet we continue searching because only God can truly satisfy the deepest desires of our souls. ❤️‍🔥

Fr. Anthony encouraged us to remove hatred, pride, and selfishness from our hearts and allow God's love to transform us. 🤲💖

Even when we do not understand His plans, God is always blessing us in His own perfect way. 🙌✨ We are called to trust Him and to recognize His presence in our daily lives.

📜 Reflection on the First Reading

The woman of Shunem welcomed the prophet Elisha with generosity and hospitality. 🏡💝 She welcomed God's servant without seeking anything in return.

Her example teaches us to welcome God into our lives and to serve others with open and generous hearts. 🤗

📜 Reflection on the Second Reading

St. Paul reminds us that through Baptism we die with Christ and rise with Him to a new life. 💧✝️

Although we do not deserve God's grace, He freely pours it upon us through the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ. ❤️✝️

God continually seeks a relationship with us, even when we fail to recognize His presence. 🙏

Too often, our ego wants God to bless only our own plans and desires. Yet God blesses us according to His wisdom and His perfect will. 🌿✨

Our challenge is to trust Him, accept His blessings, and become more aware of His loving presence every day. 🙌

🌟 Our Mission as Christians

Fr. Anthony concluded by reminding us that receiving Jesus is not the end of our journey—it is the beginning of our mission.

When we welcome Christ into our hearts, we are called to bring Him to others. ❤️➡️❤️

📣 We are called to become messengers of the Good News (Tagahatid ng Mabuting Balita ng Panginoon).

Through our words, our actions, our kindness, and our love, we can help others encounter Jesus. 🤝💖

Even when we feel unworthy, God still chooses us to be His instruments of hope and love. ✨🙏

🙏 Let us pray that we may always welcome the Lord into our hearts and never be afraid to share Him with others.

May we become living witnesses of Christ and be a source of joy, hope, and encouragement to everyone we meet. 🌟❤️

💬 "Let us not only receive Jesus into our lives, but let us become the way through which others can encounter Him."

🙏 God bless us all!
👑 Christ the King Filipino Catholic Community – Cannes 🇫🇷🇵🇭
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FR🇫🇷:🕊️ Résumé de l'Homélie du Dimanche 🕊️
Invité spécial : Père Anthony Laureta
(Frère aîné de notre curé, le Père Carlito Laureta)

📖 Lectures du jour
📜 Première lecture : 2 Rois 4, 8-11.14-16a
📜 Deuxième lecture : Romains 6, 3b-4.8-11
✝️ Évangile : Matthieu 10, 37-42

💭 Le Père Anthony a commencé son homélie par une question simple mais profonde :

« Que ressentez-vous en entendant l'Évangile d'aujourd'hui ? »

Les paroles de Jésus peuvent sembler difficiles à entendre :

✝️ « Celui qui aime son père ou sa mère plus que moi n'est pas digne de moi. » (Mt 10,37)

🇵🇭 En tant que Philippins, nous sommes profondément attachés à notre famille. Nous travaillons avec amour et faisons de nombreux sacrifices pour offrir une vie meilleure à nos parents, à notre conjoint et à nos enfants. ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Le Père Anthony nous a rappelé que Jésus ne nous demande pas d'aimer moins notre famille. Il nous enseigne que notre amour pour nos proches doit être enraciné dans notre amour pour Dieu. 🙏❤️

🌱 Lorsque Dieu est le fondement de notre vie, notre amour pour les autres devient plus fort, plus sincère et plus généreux.

Cependant, il nous arrive souvent de nous laisser absorber par les préoccupations de ce monde 💼💰🏠 et de négliger peu à peu notre relation avec Dieu. Notre foi s'affaiblit alors progressivement, et nos relations avec les autres peuvent également en souffrir.

Nous recherchons souvent l'approbation, la reconnaissance et l'appréciation des autres. 🌍✨ Pourtant, malgré tous nos efforts, notre cœur reste parfois insatisfait, car seul Dieu peut combler pleinement le cœur humain. ❤️‍🔥

Le Père Anthony nous a invités à laisser de côté la haine, l'orgueil et l'égoïsme afin de permettre à l'amour de Dieu de transformer notre cœur. 🤲💖

Même lorsque nous ne comprenons pas ses projets, Dieu nous bénit toujours selon sa volonté parfaite. 🙌✨ À nous d'accueillir ses bénédictions avec confiance et de reconnaître sa présence dans notre vie quotidienne.

📜 Réflexion sur la première lecture

La Sunamite a accueilli le prophète Élisée avec générosité et hospitalité. 🏡💝 Elle a ouvert sa maison au serviteur de Dieu sans rien attendre en retour.

Son exemple nous rappelle que nous sommes appelés à accueillir Dieu dans notre vie et à servir les autres avec un cœur ouvert et généreux. 🤗

📜 Réflexion sur la deuxième lecture

Saint Paul nous rappelle que, par le baptême, nous mourons avec le Christ pour renaître avec Lui à une vie nouvelle. 💧✝️

Même si nous ne méritons pas la grâce de Dieu, Il nous l'offre gratuitement par le sacrifice de son Fils, Jésus-Christ. ❤️✝️

Dieu désire sans cesse vivre en communion avec nous, même lorsque nous ne ressentons pas toujours sa présence. 🙏

Notre ego aimerait que Dieu bénisse uniquement nos projets et nos désirs. Pourtant, Dieu agit toujours selon sa sagesse et son amour infinis. 🌿✨

Nous sommes invités à accueillir ses bénédictions avec confiance et à vivre davantage dans sa présence plutôt que de rester centrés sur nos fautes.

🌟 Notre mission de chrétiens

Le Père Anthony a conclu en nous rappelant que recevoir Jésus dans notre cœur n'est pas une fin, mais le début d'une mission.

❤️➡️❤️ Nous sommes appelés à porter le Christ aux autres.

📣 Soyons des messagers de la Bonne Nouvelle (Tagahatid ng Mabuting Balita ng Panginoon), par nos paroles, nos gestes, notre bienveillance et notre témoignage de vie.

Même lorsque nous nous sentons indignes, Dieu continue de nous choisir pour être des instruments de son amour et de son espérance. ✨🙏

🙏 Prions afin d'accueillir toujours davantage le Seigneur dans notre cœur et de ne jamais avoir peur de Le partager avec nos frères et sœurs.

Puissions-nous devenir une Bonne Nouvelle pour toutes les personnes que nous rencontrons, en reflétant l'amour, la paix et la joie du Christ. 🌟❤️

💬 « Ne nous contentons pas d'accueillir Jésus dans notre vie ; devenons aussi le chemin par lequel les autres pourront Le rencontrer. »

🙏 Que Dieu vous bénisse tous !

👑 Communauté Catholique Philippine Christ the King – Cannes 🇫🇷🇵🇭

🙏✨ A Special Sunday Celebration at Christ the King Church – Cannes ✨🙏Join us this Sunday, June 21st at 12:00 PM as we co...
20/06/2026

🙏✨ A Special Sunday Celebration at Christ the King Church – Cannes ✨🙏

Join us this Sunday, June 21st at 12:00 PM as we come together for a beautiful day of faith, gratitude, and blessings.

💙 Father's Day Blessing
Let us honor and pray for all fathers, grandfathers, godfathers, and father figures who guide their families with love, sacrifice, and devotion.

🍞🍇 First Holy Communion Celebration
We also rejoice with our First Communicants as they receive the Holy Eucharist for the first time. Let us support them with our prayers as they continue their journey of faith.

📍 Église Christ Roi, Cannes
🕛 12:00 PM

May this celebration bring families together in God's love and grace.

14/06/2026

🕊️ Aujourd'hui, notre communauté a eu la joie d'accueillir Malowën Boyart Decaux à travers le sacrement du Baptême.

Que le Seigneur l'accompagne, le protège et le fasse grandir dans la foi, l'espérance et l'amour.

💙 Bienvenue dans la grande famille de Dieu !
🙏 Félicitations à sa famille en ce jour béni.

🙏✨ Homily for Trinity Sunday ✨🙏Today, Fr. Catets invited us to reflect on one of the greatest mysteries of our faith: th...
31/05/2026

🙏✨ Homily for Trinity Sunday ✨🙏

Today, Fr. Catets invited us to reflect on one of the greatest mysteries of our faith: the Holy Trinity — One God in Three Persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

🔹 Throughout the years, many simple examples have been used to help explain the Trinity:
☕ A “3-in-1” coffee: three elements combined into one drink.
🥚 An egg: the shell, the white, and the yolk — three distinct parts, yet one egg.
🥭 A mango: the skin, the flesh, and the seed — different parts that together form one fruit.

Today, however, Fr. Catets offered us a beautiful reflection through the example of a mother. ❤️

👩 A woman may be:
• Single,
• Then become a wife,
• Then a mother,
• And later a grandmother when her children have children of their own.

Although she fulfills different roles, she remains the same person. As her family grows, so does the love she shares.

💖 This overflowing love helps us glimpse something of God’s love — a love that is faithful, generous, and unconditional.

📖 In today’s Gospel, we are reminded that God loved the world so much that He gave us His Son. Through Jesus Christ, we receive salvation and the promise of eternal life.

Fr. Catets also emphasized an important truth: faith often grows through relationships.

🤝 He shared the example of Malowën Boyart Decaux (alter server), who expressed a desire to become Catholic. What inspired her? She regularly attended church with her friends. Through their friendship, she encountered the faith and felt the call of God in her heart.

✨ This is also our mission as Christians:
• To build meaningful relationships.
• To cultivate genuine friendships.
• To welcome others with love.
• To witness to our faith through the way we live.

Many people come to know Christ not first through arguments or explanations, but through authentic relationships with believers who reflect God’s love.

🙏 Let us pray today that the Lord may help us become builders of friendship, communion, and love.

Lord, help us to make friends, to build true friendships, and to lead others closer to You through our words, actions, and example. Amen.

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🙏✨ Homélie du Dimanche de la Sainte Trinité ✨🙏

Aujourd’hui, le Père Catets nous a invités à méditer sur le grand mystère de la Sainte Trinité : un seul Dieu en trois Personnes — le Père, le Fils et le Saint-Esprit.

Pour essayer de comprendre ce mystère, plusieurs images sont souvent utilisées :
☕ Le café « 3 en 1 » : trois éléments réunis dans une seule boisson.
🥚 L’œuf : la coquille, le blanc et le jaune, trois parties distinctes qui forment pourtant un seul œuf.
🥭 La mangue : la peau, la chair et le noyau, différents mais appartenant au même fruit.

Aujourd’hui, le Père Catets nous a proposé une autre réflexion, à travers l’exemple d’une mère. ❤️

👩 Une femme peut être célibataire, puis devenir épouse, maman et plus t**d grand-mère. Elle exerce plusieurs rôles au cours de sa vie, mais elle demeure toujours la même personne.

À mesure que sa famille grandit, son amour se déploie davantage. L’amour qu’elle porte à ses enfants et à ses petits-enfants semble sans limite. Cet amour généreux et inconditionnel nous aide à entrevoir quelque chose de l’amour de Dieu pour chacun de nous.

📖 Dans l’Évangile, nous entendons combien Dieu aime le monde : Il nous a donné son Fils unique afin que, par Lui, nous recevions le salut et la vie éternelle.

Le Père Catets a également souligné une vérité essentielle : la foi naît et grandit souvent à travers les relations humaines.

🤝 Il a partagé le témoignage de Malowen, qui a exprimé son désir de devenir catholique. Ce désir est né parce qu’elle accompagnait régulièrement ses amis à l’église. Grâce à leur amitié, elle a découvert la foi et a entendu l’appel du Seigneur dans son cœur.

✨ C’est aussi notre mission aujourd’hui :
• Construire des relations authentiques.
• Développer de vraies amitiés.
• Accueillir chacun avec bienveillance.
• Témoigner de notre foi par notre vie quotidienne.

Très souvent, les personnes rencontrent le Christ à travers les liens d’amitié, l’accueil et l’amour qu’elles reçoivent de la communauté chrétienne.

🙏 Demandons au Seigneur de nous aider à devenir des artisans de communion, d’amitié et de fraternité.

Seigneur, apprends-nous à créer de belles amitiés, à aimer sincèrement notre prochain et à conduire les autres vers Toi par le témoignage de notre vie. Amen.

✝️ Bonne fête de la Sainte Trinité à tous !

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