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Good Shepherd Sunday, rooted in the Gospel of John and celebrated on the Fourth Sunday of Easter, reminds us of Jesus as the Good Shepherd—one who knows, protects, and lays down his life for his sheep.
Due to health challenges, I had to step away from my ministry with Good Shepherd MInistries in Hamilton, and move to London for care, but I recently attended a retirement gathering for a devoted worker from Good Shepherd Ministries in Hamilton.
What stood out was the remarkable work of three brothers—Terence, Justin, and Richard—who have built an extensive network of care across 26 homes, offering food, housing, clothing, medical, and psychiatric support, along with outreach programs.
The Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd, members of the venerable religious congregation founded by Brother Mathias Barrett, are now the Hospitaller Order of St. John of God – Province of the Good Shepherd in North America.
Like the Good Shepherd who knows each sheep by name, the brothers, staff, and over 600 volunteers extend deeply personal care to those they serve.
So on this Good Shepherd Sunday, let us proudly and gratefully salute the Hospitaller Order of St. John of God – Province of the Good Shepherd in North America!
Truly, Jesus the Good Shepherd continues to be with and guide the most vulnerable of His sheep, through the compassionate and loving Community of brothers, staff and volunteers in Hamilton, ON.
-Sister Rita Bohnert, CSJ
