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    Familiarity Bridges Contempt

    Today we reflect on how sacred spaces and sacred persons can be dishonored when reverence is lost. The closure of a chapel and the rejection of Jesus in his hometown reveal how disbelief and disrespect wound both faith and community.
    Reflection Date: February 04, 2026

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    Accountability

    Today, we reflect on how truth-tellers are often silenced by fear and abuse of power, as seen in the story of Saint Paul Miki and the fate of John the Baptist. Both reveal that faithfulness to truth can threaten those who cling to authority without conscience.
    Reflection Date: February 06, 2026
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    Traveling Light in a Heavy World

    Today, we reflect on how faith moves forward through courage and simplicity, as seen in the life of Saint Agatha and the mission of the Twelve. Both stories show that God’s power works best when witnesses rely on His mighty providence.
    Reflection Date: February 05, 2026

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  • Daily Reflection

    Familiarity Bridges Contempt

    Today we reflect on how sacred spaces and sacred persons can be dishonored when reverence is lost. The closure of a chapel and the rejection of Jesus in his hometown reveal how disbelief and disrespect wound both faith and community.
    Reflection Date: February 04, 2026
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    God Heals

    Today, we reflect on healing that happens when faith persists despite fear, delay, and public scrutiny. The story of Saint Blaise and the gospel of Mark reveal that trust in God can bring life where sickness and despair seem final.
    Reflection Date: February 03, 2026
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    February and Presentation

    Today, we echo the Presentation of the Lord, where a child carried into the Temple becomes the light for all nations. Like Simeon in the gospel, the story invites Asia to recognize salvation by lives offered humbly to God.
    Reflection Date: February 02, 2026