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![]() | O Prince of Peace, once more we hear the guns | |
![]() | All-powerful, eternal God, Amen. | |
via Vatican II | ![]() | Peace and all good! I invite you all to the VRCC Discord Server. |
via Vatican II | ![]() | The discord server has no icon yet. Want to give a chance to show your artistic skills? I asked the PP for permission, and he agreed. For the VRCC, let us hold an art contest. Details: Entries will be submitted through the channel #pastoral-centre. Most number of reactions would determine the winner. Submissions will start on April 18 and end on May 18 of this year. Below the belt entries are disqualified automatically. Have fun and God Bless! |
![]() | Good and Gentle God, | |
![]() | O Almighty God, I pray for the best, may You intervene, O Lord, | |
![]() | Amen! Father in Heaven, protect them all from any danger that awaits! O, Father! Spare them! Bless them O Father! Love them as we Your servants worship You more! | |
via Faxitar | ![]() | Daily Devotion Behind the Words: Life and death are in the power of the tongue, whoever likes to echo it will eat its fruit. (Proverbs 18:21) Reporting from Psychology Today that the words received by the body will affect the brain in just seconds. As a result, the key structures in the brain that regulate memory and feelings will be affected, such as being bullied by constant negative thoughts and becoming emotional quickly. The research article also revealed that if someone speaks recklessly, says negative words or makes criticism motivated by hatred, it will cause very heavy stress to the body, even if the words are only spoken verbally in the heart. Solomon said, "Life and death are in the power of the tongue, and whoever loves to echo it will eat of its fruit." We must realize that the words we speak have a tremendous ability to cause and relieve stress on our bodies. Not only ourselves but also other people. Positive words are used to raise enthusiasm, joy and even health and life, while negative words have a negative impact, turn off the spirit and worsen the body. Often, we are faced with the choice of words that are comforting, encouraging, gentle, positive and caring or words that criticize, complain, disrespectful, hurtful and so on. But know that there is no word we speak that God doesn't heed. Everything we say will either contribute to advancing life or bring about death. WE ARE THE FIRST HEARERS OF OUR WORDS. |
via Faxitar | ![]() | Daily Devotion: Relations "Father, I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am, that they may behold my glory, which thou hast given me, For thou lovedst me before the foundation of he world." A friend once aid that prayer has faith in it. From a person's Prayer, we can guess the understanding of what faith he believes in and how it relates to God. This view, of course, needs to be handled carefully, so that it is not easy for us to judge someone's faith through the prayers they offer. On the other hand, this statement is also true. From the Lord Jesus' prayer (chapter 17), we can see the understanding of the faith contained in it. You can see how His relationship with the Father is, the relationship of the Lord Jesus with the disciples, and even with people who will later believe through the disciples. We can see the Lord Jesus and the Father have loved each other since the world was not made. The Lord Jesus also invited the disciples to enter into an intimate and eternal relationship with Him, such as the Lord Jesus' relationship with God the Father, so that they could know Him personally, so that others could see Christ through them. The Lord Jesus' relationship with the Father became the basis of His relationship with the disciples, and His relationship with the disciples became the basis of the disciples' relationship with others. God is a related God, and we are invited to enter into an intimate relationship with Him and this relationship is eternal. Let us reflect on the condition of our relationship with God, and how it affects our relationship with others. Even though our activities may be limited, we can still pray for our neighbors. AS THE LORD JESUS PRAYS FOR THE DISCIPLES, |