Daily Gospel eMessage
Pope Francis Prayer Intention for December
FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
We pray that people living with disabilities may be at the centre of attention in society, and that institutions may offer inclusive programs which value their active participation..
Prayer for the month – pray for persons with disabilities
Holy God, our Father.The throwaway culture that is widespread in our timedoes not consider the person as something most valuable that must… [more]
For people with disabilities – The Pope Video
For the month of December, the Pope’s prayer intention invites us to put an end to discrimination and to change “our mentality, opening ourselves to the abilities and talents of these people who are differently abled, both in society as well as in the life of the Church.”… [more]
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Reflection for the month – For people with disabilities
This month’s reflection is a prayer composed by the Assistant Director of L’Arche St. Louis. L’Arche St. Louis is one of 17 communities in L’Arche USA and part of the International Federation of L’Arche. L’Arche USA, “strives to make known the gifts of people with intellectual disabilities … [more]
Everyone is so busy, and yet inescapably hungering for meaning and fulfilment in their lives.
“DGEMS” has the main purpose of helping our subscribers discover more clearly and experience more deeply these innate human longings. The reflections on the Daily Gospels are deliberately succinct and spiritually challenging. They are also meant to inspire and illuminate our daily experiences through God’s Word.
1st April 2022
22nd Anniversary of “DGEMS” Gospel ministry of evangelising God’s Word of Salvation to all peoples.
We hope and pray that you have been enriched in your faith through this ministry.
May you continue to abide in Jesus’ Words of Wisdom, “Make My Word your home and you will indeed by My disciple.”
May you be filled with God’s Peace, Hope and Love during these Covid-19 Pandemic days and may God’s Holy Presence cover and protect you always.
Fr Philip Heng, S.J.
