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    Do Not Give Up

    Christ never abandons us in the storms of life. Today, we are reminded that even when fear threatens to overwhelm us, His presence remains stronger than every wave.
    Reflection Date: August 03, 2026

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    Faith That Endures

    On this Feast of Dedication of the Basilica of Saint Mary Major, we are reminded that sincere faith continues to trust even when answers seem delayed. This is a picture of a Church that remembers God's faithfulness through places, people, and generations.
    Reflection Date: August 05, 2026
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    The Importance of Tradition

    Traditions carry the wisdom, faith, and love of generations before us. Today, we are also reminded that true faith is not about empty rituals but about allowing God's truth to shape our hearts.
    Reflection Date: August 04, 2026

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    Let it Be

    Reflect, today, upon these words of our Blessed Mother: “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.” How is God asking you to make this your prayer also? How is God calling you to serve His most holy will? Are you willing to fully assent to anything and everything God asks of you?
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    The Truth Will Set You Free

    Reflect, today, upon this powerfully transforming teaching of Jesus: “know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” What psychological and spiritual truths do you need to more deeply know?
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    The Language of Jesus

    Reflect, today, upon the deep, veiled and mysterious language of God. When you read this language, especially in the Gospel of John, what is your reaction?
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    Public Sinners

    Reflect, today, upon whether you are more like the Pharisees or Jesus. Would you have stood there in the crowd wanting this humiliated woman to be stoned? How about today? When you hear about the manifest sins of others, do you find yourself to be condemning of them? Or do you hope that mercy is shown to them?