Watch TV. Anytime. Anywhere. Download the TV Guide app for iPhone, iPad and AndroidHomily for Mass of the Sacred Heart of Jesus full textVatican Radio On Friday 3 June, Pope Francis celebrated Holy Mass with priests in St Peters Square as part of a special Jubilee of Mercy for Priests. Please find below the prepared text for the Holy Fathers Homily             This celebration of the Jubilee for Priests on the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus invites us all to turn to the heart, the deepest root and foundation of every person, the focus of our affective life and, in a word, his or her very core. Today we contemplate two hearts the Heart of the Good Shepherd and our own heart as priests. The Heart of the Good Shepherd is not only the Heart that shows us mercy, but is itself mercy. There the Fathers love shines forth there I know I am welcomed and understood as I am there, with all my sins and limitations, I know the certainty that I am chosen and loved. Contemplating that heart, I renew my first love the memory of that time when the Lord touched my soul and called me to follow him, the memory of the joy of having cast the nets of our life upon the sea of his word cf. Lk 5 5.             The Heart of the Good Shepherd tells us that his love is limitless it is never exhausted and it never gives up. There we see his infinite and boundless self giving there we find the source of that faithful and meek love which sets free and makes others free there we constantly discover anew that Jesus loves us even to the end Jn 1. The Heart of the Good Shepherd reaches out to us, above all to those who are most distant. There the needle of his compass inevitably points, there we see a particular weakness of his love, which desires to embrace all and lose none. Contemplating the Heart of Christ, we are faced with the fundamental question of our priestly life Where is my heart directed Our ministry is often full of plans, projects and activities from catechesis to liturgy, to works of charity, to pastoral and administrative commitments. Amid all these, we must still ask ourselves What is my heart set on, where is it directed, what is the treasure that it seeksFor as Jesus says Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also Mt 6 2. The great riches of the Heart of Jesus are two the Father and ourselves. His days were divided between prayer to the Father and encountering people. So too the heart of Christs priests knows only two directions the Lord and his people. The heart of the priest is a heart pierced by the love of the Lord. For this reason, he no longer looks to himself, but is turned towards God and his brothers and sisters. It is no longer a fluttering heart, allured by momentary whims, shunning disagreements and seeking petty satisfactions. Rather, it is a heart rooted firmly in the Lord, warmed by the Holy Spirit, open and available to our brothers and sisters. To help our hearts burn with the charity of Jesus the Good Shepherd, we can train ourselves to do three things suggested to us by todays readings seek out, include and rejoice. Seek out. The prophet Ezekiel reminds us that God himself goes out in search of his sheep Ez 3. As the Gospel says, he goes out in search of the one who is lost Lk 1. Without delaying, he leaves the pasture and his regular workday. He does not put off the search. He does not think I have done enough for today Ill worry about it tomorrow. Instead, he immediately sets to it his heart is anxious until he finds that one lost sheep. Having found it, he forgets his weariness and puts the sheep on his shoulders, fully content. Such is a heart that seeks out a heart that does not set aside times and spaces as private, a heart that is not jealous of its legitimate quiet time and never demands that it be left alone. A shepherd after the heart of God does not protect his own comfort zone he is not worried about protecting his good name, but rather, without fearing criticism, he is disposed to take risks in seeking to imitate his Lord. A shepherd after the heart of God has a heart sufficiently free to set aside his own concerns. Watch A Shepherd Of Pure Heart Download Full' title='Watch A Shepherd Of Pure Heart Download Full' />He does not live by calculating his gains or how long he has worked he is not an accountant of the Spirit, but a Good Samaritan who seeks out those in need. For the flock he is a shepherd, not an inspector, and he devotes himself to the mission not fifty or sixty percent, but with all he has. In seeking, he finds, and he finds because he takes risks. He does not stop when disappointed and he does not yield to weariness. Indeed, he is stubborn in doing good, anointed with the divine obstinacy that loses sight of no one. Not only does he keep his doors open, but he also goes to seek out those who no longer wish to enter them. Sunset+Heart' alt='Watch A Shepherd Of Pure Heart Download Full' title='Watch A Shepherd Of Pure Heart Download Full' />Original Article. Urinary Sodium and Potassium Excretion, Mortality, and Cardiovascular Events. Martin ODonnell, M. B., Ph. D., Andrew Mente, Ph. D., Sumathy Rangarajan. Like every good Christian, and as an example for every Christian, he constantly goes out of himself. The epicentre of his heart is outside of himself. He is not drawn by his own I, but by the Thou of God and by the we of other men and women. Include. Christ loves and knows his sheep. He gives his life for them, and no one is a stranger to him cf. Jn 1. 0 1. 1 1. His flock is his family and his life. He is not a boss to feared by his flock, but a shepherd who walks alongside them and calls them by name cf. Jn 1. 0 3 4. He wants to gather the sheep that are not yet of his fold cf. Jn 1. 0 1. 6.             So it is also with the priest of Christ. He is anointed for his people, not to choose his own projects but to be close to the real men and women whom God has entrusted to him. No one is excluded from his heart, his prayers or his smile. With a fathers loving gaze and heart, he welcomes and includes everyone, and if at times he has to correct, it is to draw people closer. He stands apart from no one, but is always ready to dirty his hands. As a minister of the communion that he celebrates and lives, he does not await greetings and compliments from others, but is the first to reach out, rejecting gossip, judgements and malice. He listens patiently to the problems of his people and accompanies them, sowing Gods forgiveness with generous compassion. He does not scold those who wander off or lose their way, but is always ready to bring them back and to resolve difficulties and disagreements. Rejoice. God is full of joy cf. The Killer Full Movie Online Free. Lk 1. 5 5. His joy is born of forgiveness, of life risen and renewed, of prodigal children who breathe once more the sweet air of home.