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SUMMARY:Corporate Worship | Healing & Intercession - Showing Sympathy Embodies Christ-like Compassion
DESCRIPTION:Showing Sympathy Embodies Christ-like Compassion\nJuly 29\, 2025 | 7:30 PM\nLayforce Chapel\, San Carlos\nSeminary\, Makati City \nSV: “Rejoice with those who rejoice\, weep with those who weep.” Romans 12:15 \nThe Bible presents compassion as a key virtue\, urging believers to reflect God’s love by showing sympathy\, offering help\, and actively seeking to alleviate suffering in the world. Being compassionate by showing sympathy is an active\, powerful force that drives us to aid those in need\, alleviate suffering\, and uphold the dignity of every human being. Love in action compels us to reach out\, heal\, and offer comfort and support. Compassion involves seeing others through the eyes of our Loving Father. It means being moved to action by the suffering of others and seeking to make a difference in whatever way\, becoming instruments of God’s love in the world. \nWorship is led by Sis. Ruby Pattugalan of Formation Apostolate.
URL:https://serviamcommunity.org/activitycalendar/corporate-worship-healing-intercession-showing-sympathy-embodies-christ-like-compassion/
LOCATION:Layforce Chapel\, San Carlos Seminary\, 1200 Guadalupe Viejo\, Makati City\, Metro Manila\, Philippines
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