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Saturday after Ash Wednesday, February 21, 2026

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/022126.cfm Our Friend Levi (Matthew)  Have you ever struggled with a problem, searching for an answer, only to find that nothing came? The more you thought, the more frustrating it became. Eventually, you gave up and moved on. Then suddenly, the solution became clear, restoring your confidence and easing frustration.   Levi, the man Jesus named […]

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Friday after Ash Wednesday  February 20, 2026

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/022026.cfm Away from the Lord? Not Really     After my morning adoration, I end with the benediction and the blessing. Some of the people I bless with Jesus no longer practice their Catholic Faith and are not personally handing the Faith on to their children. There is no judgment here, only mercy. I pray the

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Thursday after Ash Wednesday, February 19, 2026

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/021926.cfm Must is a strong Word Certain tasks in life are essential. For example, going fishing requires live bait or lures. Training for a marathon means committing to daily practice. Managing finances involves securing a stable job. Following Jesus demands that we willingly carry our cross daily with Him. These challenges serve not as burdens

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Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2026

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/021826.cfm This Lent, Set Your Standard High – 40 Days To Greatness! Competition is an inherent part of life. We play games around the kitchen table, watch our children compete in sports as they grow, and strive to advance in our careers for better pay and responsibilities. Unsurprisingly, the scribes and Pharisees also aimed to

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Saturday, 5th Week in Ordinary Time, February 14, 2026

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/021426.cfm From Nothing to Abundance A friend of mine introduced me to the Consecration to St. Joseph. I completed the 33 days during my recovery and made the Consecration. Afterward, St. Joseph became my friend and constant companion alongside Mother Mary. When I don’t know what to say or do, St. Joseph always comes through

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Friday, 5th Week in Ordinary Time, February 13

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/021326.cfm His Real Presence?  Distractions are everywhere these days. It’s worth considering how much intentional time we set aside to deepen our relationship with Jesus. Have you noticed how often we spend quality time with our closest friends—in person, through texts, or on calls? We usually share what’s new since our last chat. I was

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Thursday, 5th Week in Ordinary Time, February 12, 2026

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/021226.cfm Incognito?  It is refreshing to go on vacation to a place where no one knows you; we call it incognito. I love Blessed Sacrament Parish and School. However, I miss everyone after being away for several days. But it is always good to get home again and let out that sigh, “Ahh.” Those first

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