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Latest Gospel Reflections:

  • A Soul on Fire!

    October 22, 2026 - Thursday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time - Saint John Paul II, Pope—Optional Memorial - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • God’s Holy Demands

    October 21, 2026 - Wednesday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Timec- Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • Christ is Coming Today!

    October 20, 2026 - Tuesday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time - Saint Paul of the Cross, Priest—USA: Optional Memorial - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • An Insatiable Desire

    October 19, 2026 - Monday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time - Saints Jean de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues, Priests and Martyrs; and their Companions, Martyrs—USA: Memorial- Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • An Alliance in Christ

    October 18, 2026 - Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • Our Confession of Faith

    October 17, 2026 - Memorial of Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • Properly Ordered Fear

    October 16, 2026 - Friday of the Twenty-eighth Week in Ordinary Time - Saint Hedwig, Religious—Optional Memorial - Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, Virgin—Optional Memorial - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • Knowledge of God’s Kingdom

    October 15, 2026 - Memorial of Saint Teresa of Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • Love and Conflict

    October 14, 2026 - Wednesday of the Twenty-eighth Week in Ordinary Time - Saint Callistus I, Pope and Martyr—Optional Memorial - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!

  • Unity of Heart and Action

    October 13, 2026 - Tuesday of the Twenty-eighth Week in Ordinary Time - Catholic Daily Reflections from My Catholic Life!


Latest Divine Mercy Reflections:

  • Reflection 295: The Embrace of the Infant Jesus

    It is most appropriate to prayerfully reflect upon being held in the holy arms of our God.  Understanding the Merciful love of the Father in Heaven through the holy embrace of love reveals to us His fatherly care.  Running to the arms of Jesus opens our hearts to His merciful love.  But one image...

  • Reflection 294: Never Tire of Contemplating the Trinity

    Do you understand what you will be doing for all eternity?  Heaven, if we are blessed to obtain it, will be an existence of eternal contemplation of the Most Holy Trinity.  Though there is no time in Heaven, imagine if there were.  And then imagine contemplating the Trinity...

  • Reflection 293: Reduced to Nothingness

    Do you see value in being reduced to nothingness in your own eyes?  Perhaps not.  The reason this language is difficult to accept is that humility is only fully understood by a special gift of God’s grace.  Some ancient philosophers even hold up pride as a great virtue, discounting...

  • Reflection 292: The Value of Special Vocations

    Some people are called to a unique life of prayer and solitude within the context of religious life.  In particular, there are those called to the eremitical life or the cloister.  These holy souls are separated from the world and spend their days in quiet prayer and work.  But...

  • Reflection 291: The Value of Silent and Hidden Suffering

    When something burdens us we often seek consolation from others regarding our suffering by speaking about them openly.  Though it may be beneficial to share our burdens with another to an extent, there is also great value in embracing them silently in a hidden way.  It...

  • Reflection 290: Bodily Sufferings Redeemed

    Many people enjoy excellent health while others do not.  Some experience great physical discomfort in life due to infirmity or old age.  Though many look for ways to alleviate this physical discomfort, it must be said that these pains offer an opportunity for grace.  First...

  • Reflection 289: The Desire for Souls

    When you look at the desire in your heart, what stands out the most?  Certainly there are many things that draw you.  Many worldly rewards and pleasures can easily occupy your longings.  A desire for physical pleasure, money and worldly success are among the strongest desires for...

  • Reflection 288: Silence in the Face of Ridicule

    If you are given the glorious gift of a deep faith, many will see this and rejoice in it. But it may be the occasion for some to have jealousy. This is a sad and painful experience. Know that the jealousy of another is not caused by you or by your faith, it is caused by their sin. Therefore, if you experience...

  • Reflection 287: The Cloak of Ignominy

    “Ignominy” could mean public shame, disgrace, humiliation and embarrassment. But it takes on special meaning when applied to Jesus. The “cloak of ignominy” refers to the public humiliation that Jesus endured as a result of His Cross. He was condemned as a sinner and liar. He was charged with deceiving the people and attempting to undermine the civil authorities. He was the object...

  • Reflection 286: Humility, Purity & the Love of God

    What is it that is most dear to the heart of our Blessed Mother? If she were to appear to you and offer you her greatest desire for you, what would it be? Perhaps there would be some specific need that she has been made aware of by God for your life, but in addition...

 

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