
Jesus offers us dignity and worth, reminding us that He has the authority to restore what has been broken.

Jesus offers us an easy yoke, a gentle burden that lightens our load when life becomes overwhelming.

Highlighting the 365 biblical instances of "Do not be afraid," Cardinal Charles Bo reassured: "God is greater than anything we face."

God’s presence transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Even in our failures, God’s providence does not abandon us.

Discipleship is a form of warfare against the powers of darkness.

We are invited to incarnate mercy in our daily lives.

He relayed the message that the Jubilee calls the faithful to "proclaim the goodness of the Lord every day," celebrating daily life with God's grace and moving forward in hope. "This is the essence of the Jubilee," Bishop Francis stated.

In our faith, we find hope beyond the grave, forgiveness as divine logic, and strength to stand firm in the face of challenges.

Divine providence is present in our transitions, offering us reassurance when we might feel lost.