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      1Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of GodSolemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of GodBe awed by the fact that Jesus is always there. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 2Thursday, Christmas WeekdayThursday, Christmas WeekdayThe Holy Spirit gives us faith as a gift to keep us moving forward on the path of holiness. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 3Friday, Christmas WeekdayFriday, Christmas WeekdayThe Holy Spirit enables us to behave as true children of the Father. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 4Saturday, Christmas WeekdaySaturday, Christmas WeekdayTrue supernatural faith comes from life in the Holy Spirit and growth in holiness. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION]
5The Epiphany of the LordThe Epiphany of the LordNo one who humbles himself before Jesus is excluded from the kingdom of God. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 6Monday after EpiphanyMonday after EpiphanyGod grants miracles that will become testimonies of his love. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 7Tuesday after EpiphanyTuesday after EpiphanyWhen loving others is difficult, get in touch with God’s love for you.[READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 8Wednesday after EpiphanyWednesday after EpiphanyFear is concern minus trust in God. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 9Thursday after EpiphanyThursday after EpiphanyThe extent to which we love others is the extent to which we love God. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 10Friday after EpiphanyFriday after EpiphanyWe are the proof that heaven is real .[READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 11Saturday after EpiphanySaturday after EpiphanyJesus never gives up. He pursues the lost sheep continually. But he doesn’t have a physical body to reach out with, except the Body of Christ that is the Church. You and me. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION]
12Feast of the Baptism of the LordFeast of the Baptism of the LordThe Holy Spirit empowers us to do as Jesus did. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 13Monday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeMonday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeWhat do you have to let go of in order to follow Jesus into community? [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 14Tuesday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeTuesday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeTrue prayer changes us so that our will becomes aligned with God’s will. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 15Wednesday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeWednesday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeThe best gift God wants from us is our service to others. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 16Thursday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeThursday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeEncouragement helps people avoid sin. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 17Friday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeFriday of the First Week in Ordinary TimeNo divine promise is fulfilled for our sake alone. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 18Saturday of the 1st Week of Ordinary TimeSaturday of the 1st Week of Ordinary TimeWhere will the blade of Jesus strike next? [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION]
19Sunday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeSunday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeConflicts become sacred opportunities for wonderful solutions when we entrust them to God. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 20Monday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeMonday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeEvery personal sacrifice that a priest makes is a gift of Jesus to the world. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 21Tuesday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeTuesday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeIf you take refuge in God, you can hold fast to the hope that lies before you. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 22Wednesday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeWednesday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeHelping others is an act of preserving life; ignoring a person’s suffering is destructive and evil. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 23Thursday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeThursday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeUnited to Jesus, we all become Christ’s body on earth for the continuation of his ministry. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 24Friday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeFriday of the Second Week in Ordinary TimeWe’re happiest when we let the Holy Spirit within us take over so that we behave like Jesus. [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 25
26Sunday of the Third Week in Ordinary TimeSunday of the Third Week in Ordinary TimeJesus continues his ministry on earth through us! [READ THE GOOD NEWS REFLECTION] 27 28 29 30 31  

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Keep Christ at the center, the Word of Truth in your heart, and the traditional teachings of the Catholic Church as the guardian of your soul. The Good News Reflections are always free (thanks to the generosity of benefactors); they are thought-provoking, uplifting, and healing reflections by Terry Modica on the daily readings from Catholic Mass. Use this calendar to find current and past Good News Reflections.

 

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