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Daily Reflection

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    Ask, Seek, Knock

    Today, we reflect on how St. Anthony became known for finding lost things, yet his deeper mission was restoring lost faith and peace. The gospel invites us to ask boldly, seek sincerely, and knock persistently on the heart of God.
    Reflection Date: February 26, 2026

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    Photos that Shocked the World

    Today, we recall the unforgettable images of Pope John Paul II forgiving the man who tried to kill him, and we reflect on a love that goes beyond revenge.
    Reflection Date: February 28, 2026
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    Cleaning the Heart

    Today, we reflect on the Jewish “Days of Awe,” when people seek forgiveness from one another before standing before God. The gospel reminds us that reconciliation with others is essential before offering our gifts at the altar.
    Reflection Date: February 27, 2026

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    The Font of Mercy

    Reflect, today, upon the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. See His Heart as the ongoing source of your new life in grace. Understand that His Heart is more than a symbol of His grace and mercy, it is the spiritual source and the font of that mercy.
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    The Burden of Anger

    Reflect, today, upon the sin of anger. As you do, try to see your disordered anger as the real enemy rather than the person with whom you are angry. Pray to our Lord to free you from this enemy of the soul and seek the freedom that He wants to bestow.
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    The New Law of Grace

    Reflect, today, upon the very high calling you have been given by our Lord. It’s not enough to simply do the bare minimum in our worship and moral life.
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    The Heights of Holiness

    Reflect, today, upon the beginning of this challenging Sermon on the Mount. Try to find time to take each Beatitude to prayer. It is only through prayer and meditation that the full meaning of each of these invitations to holiness will be understood. Start with the call to interior poverty of spirit.