"Jesus Christ: The Light of the World and the Healer of Souls" In William Holman Hunt's iconic painting, "The Light of the World, " Jesus stands at a door, gently knocking, symbolizing his eternal presence in our lives. Just like this masterpiece captures his divine radiance, so does the Shroud of Turin in Chiesa della SS. Annunziata church reveal an enigmatic image believed to be that of Jesus himself. Throughout history, we witness Jesus' compassion and power through various miracles. Whether it is depicted in "Jesus Healing The Sick" or calming storms on the Sea of Galilee, he demonstrates his ability to bring solace and tranquility amidst chaos. From Malaga's Virgen del Carmen tilework to France's Our Lady of Assumption church portraying Mary's seven sorrows, we see how Jesus' love extends not only to humanity but also encompasses all creation. Briton Riviere's artwork titled "Christ in the Wilderness" reminds us that even during times of solitude and temptation, Jesus remains steadfast as our guide. At the Last Supper with his apostles or when revealing himself at Emmaus after resurrection, Jesus exemplifies humility and fellowship. These moments capture both his divinity and humanity—a reminder that he understands our joys and struggles intimately. As seen in Namugongo Catholic Martyrs Shrine's fresco or within Kampala’s African landscape itself—where devotion runs deep—Jesus transcends borders and cultures. His message resonates universally across time and continents. Looking towards eternity, "The New Jerusalem" represents hope for believers—an everlasting city where pain is no more. And just as Titian portrays in "Noli Me Tangere, " we are reminded that encountering Christ transforms lives forever; touching him means embracing salvation itself. Through these diverse depictions spanning centuries—from Europe to Africa—we glimpse into the profound impact Jesus has had on humanity throughout history.