The Great Spiritual Synodal Reset replaces the Sacred Heart for the heart of UN Sustainable Goals.
During the 12th and 13th centuries, the Catholic Church, developed a profound devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Catholics nurtured a prayer life focused on the compassionate heart of Jesus Christ. This enduring and cherished dedication was embedded formally into the liturgical calendar in the month of June which was dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. In its ultimate wisdom, the Catholic Church set aside the month of June for the Catholic faithful to reflect on, celebrate and honor the love and merciful heart of Jesus Christ.
To emphasize the importance of this devotion, in the 17th century, Jesus appeared to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque offering her His Heart and urging her to promote the devotion to the Sacred Heart to the world desperate for forgiveness and mercy. His words to St. Margaret Mary resonate especially now in a world torn by secularism, war, and nihilism:
“My Divine Heart is so inflamed with love for men, and for you in particular that, being unable any longer to contain within itself the flames of its burning Charity, it must spread them broad by your means, and manifest itself to them (mankind) in order to enrich them with the precious graces of sanctification and salvation necessary to withdraw them from the abyss of perdition.”
Ironically, the previous Pope Leo XIII was deeply dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. He diligently promoted the Sacred Heart devotion throughout his papacy and even issued a magnificent encyclical, Annum Sacrum in 1899, consecrating the entire world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
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