March 15, 2026
Fourth Sunday of Lent - Laetare Sunday
The Lenten Season is meant to make us grow closer to God by acts of sacrifice and reconciliation.
Reconciliation helps us fight the things that estrange us from God.
On this fourth Sunday of Lent, we are invited to humble ourselves and open our
inner spiritual sight to be able to see God’s hand at work.
Christ guides us by his Light to help us see beyond what is on the outsi...
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March 8, 2026
Third Sunday of Lent
TODAY’S GOSPEL MESSAGE
When do we learn important lessons in life? Life has its stages.
Important lessons in life come at different levels, not just at a specific age.
We usually learn important lessons at moments that shake us to awaken us.
We learn the most important lessons when life becomes real and stops being comfortable.
For the Samaritan woman, the encounter with Jesus shook...
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February 22, 2026
First Sunday of Lent
TODAY’S GOSPEL MESSAGE
On this 1st Sunday of Lent, Jesus teaches us how to overcome challenges and temptations.
Though we cannot avoid temptations, because of evil, we are encouraged to face temptations with wisdom and faith.
We are encouraged to fast from what weakens our soul.
We are more than our desires and we belong to God more than to the world.
Adam and Eve fell because they do...
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February 15, 2026
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
TODAY’S GOSPEL MESSAGE
Love moves forward by inclusion, and if there is exclusion, then love is not perfect.
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February 8, 2026
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
TODAY’S GOSPEL MESSAGE
Injustice and abuses still continue around the world.
As faithful followers of Jesus we are the salt of the earth
and a light to the world…examples for others to follow.
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February 1, 2026
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
TODAY’S GOSPEL MESSAGE
In today’s readings, worldly success and happiness are challenged.
Through the Beatitudes, Jesus encourages us to be poor and free from possessive riches,
so that trusting in God’s providence, we will merit eternal reward.
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February 1, 2026
Second Sunday of Lent
TODAY’S GOSPEL MESSAGE
On this special liturgical event of the Transfiguration, Jesus is inviting us (as he did Peter, James and John) to see Divine glory.
In the midst of our struggles and sufferings, the Light of Christ is present even when we cannot see it.
Transfiguration is not only about Jesus, but, if we listen to the voice of God,
it reveals our call to holiness so that d...
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January 25, 2026
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
GOSPEL MESSAGE
Jesus preached justice and peace! As Christians and followers of Jesus Christ
and members of his Holy Church, we are called upon to build lives of justice and peace
within our churches and within our communities.
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January 18, 2026
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
GOSPEL MESSAGE
Today’s Gospel message teaches us that we did not earn or inherit salvation.
Salvation of the world did not come by force either, but by the sacrificial love of the Lamb of God.
Our wounded world restored to order by the one: “who takes away the sins of the world.”
Salvation is a divine grace offered to us. Through the sacrificial love of the Lamb, the mercy of Go...
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January 11, 2026
The Baptism of the Lord
GOSPEL MESSAGE
Baptism is the gateway/door to belonging to the Church.
It is far more than a ritual with water and blessed oils!
It is the mystery of a new life and belonging.
In Baptism the old self is washed clean and purified to be the temple of the Holy Spirit.
Baptism opens the channel of divine life in us.
And Jesus’s baptism shows his stand with humanity who needs healing, gra...
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January 4, 2026
The Epiphany of Our Lord
GOSPEL MESSAGE
Jesus is born to reveal to us that we are all children of one God – God of peace and love.
So, “let us walk forward with purpose: setting intentions that align with our values, strive to be a little better,
a little wiser, and a little more compassionate than we were yesterday.”
The future is not something we await, but it is something that we have to create.
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