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Continue reading →: The Power of God’s WordIn Luke 4:31-37, we see the incredible power of Jesus’ words. When He was teaching in the synagogue in Capernaum, a man with an evil spirit suddenly cried out. Jesus didn’t need to use force or long arguments; He simply spoke, saying, “Be quiet and come out of him!” Instantly,…
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Continue reading →: Living Without Worry: Trusting the Day AheadIn Matthew 6:31-34, Jesus speaks to our tendency to be consumed by anxiety over what tomorrow may bring. He offers a gentle reminder that our Heavenly Father is aware of our needs and promises to provide for us. By urging us not to worry about the future, Jesus invites us…
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Continue reading →: Whitewashed TombsIn Matthew 23:27-32, Jesus talks about people who are like whitewashed tombs. These tombs look beautiful on the outside, clean and white, but inside they are full of dead bones and everything unclean. Jesus uses this image to show how some people may appear good and righteous on the outside,…
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Continue reading →: Fitting Through the NeedleIn today’s Gospel, Jesus gives us a vivid image: it’s easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. This powerful message invites us to think about what it really takes to be ready for God’s…
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Continue reading →: He went away SorrowfulIn Matthew 19:16-22, a young man approaches Jesus, eager to know what good deed he must do to gain eternal life. Jesus first tells him to keep the commandments, which the young man confidently claims he has done. But when Jesus asks him to go further – to sell all…
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Continue reading →: The Promise of an Eternal NourishmentIn John 6:51-58, Jesus tells us that He is the living bread that came down from heaven. He says that whoever eats this bread will live forever, and the bread He gives is His flesh, given for the life of the world. This passage is a powerful reminder of the…
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Continue reading →: Becoming LittleIn Matthew 19:13-15, Jesus welcomes the little children, telling His disciples not to hinder them, for the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these. This passage invites us to reflect on the qualities of children that Jesus values so highly. As adults, we can become burdened by life’s challenges…
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Continue reading →: Don Bosco: A Man driven by Christ’s LoveAs I reflect on the life and legacy of Don Bosco, especially on this, his 209th birth anniversary, my heart is deeply moved by the intensity of love that drove him. Here was a man who, from his earliest years, felt a divine call – an irresistible pull towards the…
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Continue reading →: Do they Need my Help?
In Luke 1:39-56, we witness Mary’s selfless journey to visit her cousin Elizabeth, who was in need. Despite her own miraculous pregnancy, Mary immediately sets out to be with Elizabeth, staying with her for three months to offer support and companionship. This act of kindness reflects the essence of being…
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Continue reading →: Love Till It HurtsIn John 15:12-17, Jesus commands His disciples to “love one another as I have loved you.” This is not merely a suggestion but a command, urging us to love in the same sacrificial way that He did. Jesus’ love was a love that endured pain, betrayal, and suffering. He loved…






