"Meeting and welcoming each other as Mary and Elizabeth did reminds us to walk together as a Synodal Church", Bishop Paolo reminds participants at special mass at St. Mary's Dubai

You are loved, you are wanted; your existence is not by accident but you are the result of a thought of God. You are necessary for the building up of the kingdom of God" : Bishop Paolo reminds the young people.

Rediscover the enthusiasm of faith, the joy of being Christians, and the desire to bear witness to all the joy of the Gospel.

"We are called to welcome Peace and to be peacemakers.", the Bishop invited the clergy.

Christian discipleship is characterized by an invitation to leave everything to follow Christ, the Bishop reminds us.

The whole world, through the work of man and woman, and the action of the Holy Spirit, is called to be transfigured into God.

In his homily on the Vocations Sunday, Bishop Paolo invites everyone to be faithful to their vocation to reach the fullness of life in Christ.

"A new life that liberates us from death to life", the Bishop says, "the liberation is no longer only external but profoundly internal: passing from a heart of stone to a heart of flesh: the gift of a new heart and spirit'

In his homily, the Bishop invites to remain in silence and prayer and welcome the redemption that makes us new creatures.

We are called to bring this transformation to the core of our life, to the most intimate folds of existence, the Bishop reminds us

The anointing we have received is not for ourselves but for the holy people of God, the Bishop reminds the priests of the Vicariate

St. Joseph reminds us to be a sign of infinite love for others.

Discover the deepest desires of our heart which only the grace of God can fulfill.

The Bishop invites us, during this Lenten season, to walk together, to be a synodal Church and be united and work in solidarity, to feel that we are all part of the great family of God, and to love one another as children of God.

In his homily, the Bishop invites us to be united and to rediscover our baptism, which has made us children of God.

"Conversion indicates the need for a spiritual change, interrupting from the paths that take us away from the Lord, that makes us remain closed within ourselves, and return to the way of life and the Gospel", the bishop reminds us

The Bishop thanks the Most High for the gift of life and for having given people the intelligence and heart to work in favour of peace and coexistence.

The Bishop expresses his gratitude for the outstanding commitment of those who have contributed to the School's life.

Thanking the Lord for the gift of consecrated life, Bishop Paolo invites everyone to participate in the beauty of the vocation to be children of God.