2021 Feast of Mother of Perpetual Succour

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Jesus has power over nature, sin and even death. 

We must trust Jesus that he is in full control of any situation. 

It is ultimately faith in him that will save us. 

God will never abandon us regardless of our circumstances and sufferings. 

The icon of the Mother of the perpetual succour. The perpetual succour is actually Jesus. 

To find consolation and relief in God. 

...fled to your protection...have not left unaided. (From the Memorae) 

Homily - Father Eugene Lee




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