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For Tuesday, 3 Mar 2026. Jesus issues a stern warning to the scribes and Pharisees—and to us today: "For they preach, but they do not practice." As we journey through Lent we must ask ourselves: Are our ministries and acts of faith performed just to be seen?

For Monday, 23 Feb 2026. Jesus gives us a clear roadmap for our Lenten journey powerful vision of the Last Judgment from Matthew's Gospel (Chapter 25): commit to the works of mercy towards the hungry, the thirsty, the immigrant stranger, the unclothed, the sick, and those in prison.

For 22 Feb 2026, the First Sunday of Lent. Temptation, when faced in prayer, becomes a necessary confrontation between our human nature and the Word of God.

Contrasting saying "yes" the Holy Spirit, as did Titus, and "no", as did the Pharisees.

This week, we contemplate not just the chronological first actions of Jesus, but his fundamental, foundational steps that define his transformative ministry of preaching and healing.

Mary and Joseph, economically poor and offering simple turtledoves, yet carrying the greatest treasure in the world—Jesus, the Messiah.

he Holy Family were Anawim—the poor of Yahweh. To save the Savior, they had to become migrants, fleeing to a foreign land to escape persecution.

explore the history of St. Nicholas, the Bishop of Myra, and how his selfless charity inspired the figure we know today.

Before we begin Advent this evening, the Gospel of Luke calls us to be vigilant and not to let warns us not to let the noise of parties or the anxieties of life cloud our hearts.

As the world rushes out for Black Friday shopping, the Church invites us to pause and reflect.

Discover the inspiring life of St. John Chrysostom, the "Golden-Mouthed" bishop, and his powerful message on living the Word of God daily. Father Yamil Samot Riververa explores how St. John Chrysostom's dedication to preaching and practicing the Gospel can transform our lives and illuminate the world around us. Learn how to make the Word of God a living reality in your daily life, following the example of this influential saint and the Focolare Movement.

Father Yamil reflects on the Gospel's call to avoid hypocrisy and focus on living a life of faith. Drawing from his experiences in Colombia and the example of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati, he encourages us to remove the "beam" from our own eyes before judging others. Discover the power of living witness and the importance of love and service in bringing salvation to the world.