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Fear Not

Is written 365 times in the Bible! Every day you are reminded to fear not... God’s got a great plan for you.

God wants you to live in trust! 

Be fearless in your pursuit of love and in pursuit of a life with purpose and divine guidance. 

We have a Father in Heaven that loves us exactly as we are! He dwells within us, He is our biggest fan and wants to guide us to our best and brightest self.

As defined: Emmanuel means 

God is with you
God is in you
God is for you

God shows up in my life every single day, every minute, every second. I’m actually a survivor of the Route 91 mass shooting that happened in Las Vegas. It was the largest mass shooting in modern-day American history, and that day, I went to celebrate my birthday in Las Vegas. It was really the unthinkable. […]

When God calls you to greatness...have true courage. Joan of Arc is the patron saint of courage. More than bravery, her courage was that of giving herself whole-heartedly to God’s will.

As we enter upon Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday, we all join together in prayer.

To our My Saint My Hero Family:

Our mission remains to share elements of FAITH, HOPE and LOVE with all of you.  We care for you and that is why we are taking extra measures to focus on our community’s health and safety, during this challenging time.

As this new situation unfolds, we promise to stay dedicated to your safety and that of our community. We will continue to keep you updated.

Our website is open for you to gather blessing bracelets for your loved ones.  May we remember that no matter how near or far we are, we are always woven together in LOVE.

Now on a personal note, a few years ago while on a pilgrimage to Medjugorje, I heard the visionaries share a message from our BLESSED MOTHER about the importance of staying in the state of God’s grace and love, especially during the times of world chaos.  She went on to say that we are called to be beacons of light and love.  I asked HOW we do this if the whole world is in chaos and fear; the answer was to trust, to be patient, to laugh a lot with family, and to do activities that activate joy.  I envision myself cooking together with my family, dancing, playing a card game and praying.  We are also reminded to light blessed candles and ask for the Holy Spirit to fill the space.

Here are the elements that I am wearing during this time:

Sent with a prayer,

Amy