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Happy Feast Day!
To our Dearest, Mother Mary!
Our Lady of Lourdes🙏❤️

Health of the Sick
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29/01/2026

Friday Morning Prayer to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus

29/01/2026

Prayer to St. Jude Thaddeus
Thursday Devotion

23/01/2026

The Power of the Holy Rosary

21/01/2026

Catholics do not believe we earn salvation by our own efforts. Every good work begins with God’s grace, is sustained by His grace, and gives glory to Him, not us.

When Scripture speaks of reward or merit, it is not human boasting but God crowning His own gifts. Any system that turns obedience into self-credit misunderstands both grace and Scripture.

“Apart from Me you can do nothing.” (John 15:5)
“It is God who works in you, both to will and to work.” (Philippians 2:13)

Catechism of the Catholic Church (2006–2008) - Our merit before God is itself due to God’s gracious initiative. God freely associates us with the work of His grace.

21/01/2026

With God, nothing is impossible🙏

21/01/2026

Wednesdays are dedicated to our Lady of Mount Carmel

21/01/2026

Why Heaven Is Our True Home

Deep within every human heart is a quiet longing that nothing on earth fully satisfies. Success, relationships, comfort, and achievements bring moments of joy—but they never completely still the soul. This longing points to a profound truth of the Christian faith: Heaven is our true home.

We were not created for this world alone.

Earth is beautiful, but it is temporary. Everything here changes—health fades, relationships are tested, and even the best moments pass. Heaven, however, is eternal. It is the fulfillment of everything the human heart desires: perfect love, complete peace, unending joy, and total union with God.

Heaven is called our true home because it is where we belong. Just as a traveler feels relief when returning home after a long journey, the soul is meant to rest finally in God. Life on earth is a pilgrimage—a journey of faith, growth, and preparation for eternity.

Understanding Heaven as our true home changes how we live now. It helps us hold earthly things lightly. We still love, work, serve, and care deeply—but we do not cling as if this world were all there is. When Heaven is kept in view, disappointments lose their power to crush us, and suffering no longer feels meaningless.

The Catholic Church continually reminds believers of Heaven not to detach them from earthly responsibilities, but to give those responsibilities meaning. Every act of love, every sacrifice, every choice for good echoes into eternity. Nothing offered to God is ever wasted.

Heaven also gives strength in moments of loss. Death does not have the final word. Separation is not permanent. Faith teaches that love continues beyond the grave, and that those who die in Christ are not lost—they are home.

Calling Heaven our true home reminds us that we are more than bodies, more than schedules, more than struggles. We are eternal souls, created by God and destined to return to Him. This identity brings dignity, hope, and courage in a world that often forgets what truly matters.

Living with Heaven in mind does not make life smaller—it makes it richer. It teaches patience, deepens love, and strengthens faith. It reminds us that the story does not end with pain, but with glory.

Heaven is our true home because it is where God is fully known, fully loved, and fully enjoyed forever.

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