Always in our hearts
In this month of November, Catholics all over the world remember those who have died and gone before us “marked with the sign of faith”.
This year is particularly poignant because so many people lost their lives because of the Corona virus. We remember our fellow Jesuits, our mission partners and all our relatives and friends.
The Gospel gives us hope and that hope does not disappoint because the love of God has been poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit (Romans 5:5). Even in the midst of pain and grief, God’s love can touch us. God’s power can heal us. God’s strength can console us.
May all our loved ones who have passed on, especially those who have
died in the past year, rest in peace.
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This November, let us pray for our deceased imploring the Lord’s mercy upon their souls.Let us unite in prayer with those who have gone before us to be with the Lord.
Throughout October, we answer Pope Francis’ call to pray for the Synod of Bishops. Together, let’s reflect on the theme that permeates this significant event across the global Church: “For a synodal Church: communion, participation, and mission.”
Unlike past synods, this one is not about addressing a particular issue, like most synods before, but about becoming who God calls us to be as a Church, all of us together, amidst the reality of today’s world!
