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    Feast of Saint Anthony Mary Claret

    Daily life offers us an opportunity to change, grow, and become better people. Through the life of Saint Anthony Mary Claret and the parable of the unfruitful fig tree, we learn that patience is a gift, but it also comes with a responsibility to make good use of the time we have been given.
    Reflection Date: October 24, 2026

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    Rules Should Not Hurt

    Today, we are reminded that compassion must guide the way we apply rules, traditions, and responsibilities in our daily lives. Through Jesus’ encounter with a woman who suffered for eighteen years, we are shown that genuine goodness recognizes human pain and responds with mercy.
    Reflection Date: October 26, 2026
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    Love Has No Price Tag

    Genuine love calls us to treat others with compassion, fairness, and respect, especially those who struggle in life. Through the teachings of Jesus, we learn that loving God and loving our neighbors are inseparable choices that shape our everyday lives.
    Reflection Date: October 25, 2026

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    Childlike Faith

    Reflect, today, upon whether you find yourself spending excessive time thinking about the mysteries of life only to be left confused.
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    “My Lord and My God!”

    It’s easy to be critical of St. Thomas for his lack of belief reflected in his statement above. But before you allow yourself to think poorly of him, think about how you would have responded.
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    Courage to Seek Forgiveness

    Reflect, today, upon how courageous you are in asking God for forgiveness and how humbly you are willing to acknowledge your sin. Making an act of humility like this is one of the most important things you can do.
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    Deliver Us From the Evil One

    Reflect, today, if you are willing to face the “consequences,” so to speak, of confronting the kingdom of the evil one with the Kingdom of God. Are you willing to do what it takes to stand strong in a culture that is continually deteriorating?