Brothers and sisters, as we celebrate the Divine Mercy Sunday today, let us ask God to help and assist us live our His mercy and love in our world today. Let us have His mercy, compassion, forgiveness and kindness change our lives for good to proclaim and live out His teachings in our world today.
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If you really want to love Jesus, first learn to suffer, because suffering teaches you to love.
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The Holy Father will spend several days in Angola before finishing his trip in Equatorial Guinea.
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Pope Leo addresses Angola’s authorities, civil society and members of the diplomatic corps and encourages them to use their positions to promote peace .
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Pope Leo XIV challenged Angola’s leaders to break the “cycle of interests” that have plundered and exploited Africa for centuries as he arrived in the southern African country on Saturday with a message of encouragement for its long-suffering people.
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The pontiff urged the country to reject exploitative models of development and place the common good above particular interests.
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Pope Leo XIV lands in Angola, kicking off the third leg of his Apostolic Journey to Africa...
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LUANDA – Beginning a whirlwind visit to Angola on Saturday, Pope Leo XIV said Africa must overcome the conflicts and political instability that cripple the continent and keep it from a proper and complete development through a path of joy, dialogue and encounter. The pontiff was speaking to Angolan political […]...
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My brothers and sisters, Christ our Lord has risen from the dead, and calls on us to rise with Him to newness of life, so it is time for us to work on our physical, mental and spiritual lives by bringing fresh vigor to our bodies and spirit, by creating a positive outlook in our minds, and hearts; and by being a vibrant presence within our community, so as to have a better relationship with God, with ourselves and with others.
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My new song titled "Oh My God,” is an Afrobeat song that praises and exalts God.
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My new song titled "Dios Mio,” an Afrobeat song that talks about my belief in God as it exalts and praises His love for me in collaboration with Militante Bierd & HalfHolyHalfHood, is now out on all music platforms, go and get your copy!
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My new song titled "GOD’S OWN,” a hiphop song of praise to God, in collaboration with Glasses Malone, is now out on all music platforms, go and get your copy!
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My new song “SACRIFICE OF PRAISE,” a meditation song that will usher us into the New Year 2024, in collaboration with PADRALPH, is now out on all music platforms. Go and get your copy!
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My new song titled "BLESS YOUR NAME,” a song of Thanksgiving and Praise to God, in collaboration with SALÚ, is now out on all music platforms, go and get your copy!
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RevFICO praising the Lord at the 2023 HipHop & Tacos concert in Los Angeles, California.
Read MoreMy mission is to help everyone I can as well as myself say “YES” to God and strive to attain perfection in Him!
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Seek God, not gold. Empty yourselves (for Him) - St. Miguel de Sanctis
True healing begins when the heart opens to mercy - St. Casilda of Toledo
We must walk simply, holding ourselves in the presence of God.
On the flight to Luanda, Angola, the third leg of his Apostolic Journey, Pope Leo XIV greets the journalists who have accompanied him in recent days .
En route from Cameroon to Angola, the pope said his mission in Africa is pastoral and rejected suggestions that his recent remarks were aimed at President Donald Trump.
The pontiff said his speech “was prepared two weeks ago, well before the president ever commented on myself and on the message of peace” the pontiff is promoting.
The second leg of Pope Leo's third apostolic journey has come to a conclusion with his departure from Cameroon and flight to Angola. At Yaoundé .
Memories of Algeria’s independence struggle stirred by pope’s visit, Catholic film on dating makes splash in Vietnam, Kenyan bishops make plea for marriage, and more in this week’s world news roundup.
As the pope’s brother, you have to take it “day by day because you never know, in a sense, what each day is going to bring,” John Prevost said.
