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The “I AM” Statements in the Gospel of John and the Divinity of Jesus In the Gospel of John, Jesus Christ, makes a series of profound declarations known as the “I AM” statements. These are not merely descriptive phrases, but powerful revelations of His identity and divine nature. The phrase “I AM” itself holds deep significance, echoing God’s self-revelation in the Book of Exodus, where God declares, “I AM WHO I AM” (Exodus 3:14). By using this expression, Jesus is not only teaching about spiritual truths but also identifying Himself with God. Each “I AM” statement reveals a unique aspect of who Jesus is: “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” (John 14:6) highlights that Jesus is the only path to a relationship with God, embodying truth and offering life. “I am the Light of the World” (John 8:12) reveals Jesus as the one who brings truth, guidance, and clarity, overcoming the darkness of sin and confusion. “I am the Good Shepherd” (John 10:11) emphasizes His loving care, protection, and willingness to sacrifice His life for His people. “I am the Bread of Life” (John 6:35) shows that Jesus is the source of spiritual nourishment and eternal satisfaction. Just as bread sustains physical life, He sustains the soul. “I am the Resurrection and the Life” (John 11:25) declares His authority over death and His power to grant eternal life. “I am the Gate for the sheep” (John 10:7) presents Him as the entry point to salvation, the one through whom believers find safety and belonging. “I am the True Vine” (John 15:1) illustrates the importance of remaining connected to Him, as He is the source of spiritual growth and fruitfulness. Together, these statements form a rich and unified testimony to the divinity of Jesus. They reveal Him not just as a teacher or prophet, but as the life-giver, guide, protector, and Savior. Through these declarations, the Gospel of John invites believers to recognize Jesus as truly divine and to enter into a living relationship with Him.
Join us in celebrating the First Mass of Fr. Anthony Robert and Fr. Philip Asirwalam at our church. With hearts full of joy and gratitude, we invite you to witness this beautiful milestone in their priestly journey. Come and be part of this special Eucharistic celebration as we pray for them and receive blessings together.
Our hearts are filled with thanksgiving after a meaningful celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph. The evening was a beautiful reminder of the strength found in humility and the grace of serving quietly, just as he did for Jesus Christ and Mary. We are grateful to everyone who came, served, and journeyed with us in prayer. May St. Joseph continue to watch over our families and guide our steps each day. St. Joseph, pray for us. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14QjBVI1Zlhj2z3_6Y20ku9-5X5WKu_Au
Happy Feast of St. Joseph the Worker! Today, we honour Saint Joseph, a humble and faithful servant, a loving father, and a model of dedication in his daily work. May his example inspire our community to serve with love, work with integrity, and trust in God in all that we do. Let us also remember and pray for all workers, especially those who are struggling or seeking employment.
May – Month of Mother Mary As we enter the beautiful month of May, we invite all parishioners to come together in honour of our Blessed Mother, Mary. Let us gather to pray the Rosary and grow closer to Jesus through her loving intercession. “O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.”
A Good Shepherd is one who: 1. Loves deeply He loves each of his sheep personally and unconditionally. 2. Protects He keeps his sheep safe from harm and stands against danger. 3. Sacrifices He is willing to give of himself—even his life—for the sake of his sheep. 4. Guides He leads his sheep along the right path with wisdom and care. 5. Takes responsibility He values every single sheep and ensures none are neglected. 6. Knows his sheep He is aware of their needs, strengths, and struggles. 7. Is patient He does not give up but goes in search of the lost. 8. Is trustworthy His sheep can rely on him completely and follow without fear. Fr. Jonathan Rao
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Activities
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
6:30 AM | Mass
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
5:30 PM | Novena to our Lady of Perpetual Succour
6:00 PM | Mass in English
7:30 PM | Mass in Tamil & Bahasa (Bt. Arang)
Sunday