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    Salt and Light

    Today, we are reminded that even one faithful life can brighten a crowded and noisy world. The excitement surrounding World Youth Day 2027 in Korea connects beautifully with Christ’s call for believers to become the salt of the earth and the light of the world.
    Reflection Date: June 9, 2026

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    We Are Peace-Makers

    Today, we are reminded that healing relationships is one of the greatest signs of genuine faith. The inspiring life of Saint Barnabas beautifully connects with Christ’s call to reconciliation, kindness, and inner righteousness.
    Reflection Date: June 11, 2026
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    Rules and Real Life Faith

    The laws of the Church are not meant to imprison people but to protect life and faith. Today, we are reminded that God’s commandments carry deep purpose and saving love.
    Reflection Date: June 10, 2026

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  • In the Gospel, Matthew (15: 21-28) talks about the faith of the Canaanite woman, as Jesus heals her daughter. St. John Mary Vianney extended healing through the sacrament of reconciliation.
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    Compassion that Heals

    In the Gospel, Matthew (15: 21-28) talks about the faith of the Canaanite woman, as Jesus heals her daughter. St. John Mary Vianney extended healing through the sacrament of reconciliation. 
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    Jesus is Always There

    Reflect, today, upon how comfortable you are in turning to Jesus just as you are. Are you afraid or worried about what He thinks of you? Are you ashamed of your sin or weakness?
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    The Most Holy Eucharist

    Reflect, today, upon how deeply you believe in these words of Jesus. Do you regularly meet Him in the Eucharist? Do you allow His presence to consume you as you consume Him?
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    Overcoming Regret

    Reflect, today, upon this unholy witness of Herod. God can use all things for His glory, and He can even use the example of Herod to reveal to ourselves any similar tendency. Do you struggle with regret, fear and guilt? Does this cause conflict within you?