HolyManna Blog
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January 12, 2026 – Repent, Believe, and Follow in Today’s Mass Readings
Hannah shows up to worship with a broken heart, and God does not waste a single tear. 😮💨🙏 In 1 Samuel 1:1-8, she is mocked, misunderstood, and still faithful. That is the kind of quiet strength that heaven loves, because… Continue reading
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January 11th – The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord: The Day the Father Spoke Aloud
Jesus did not walk into the Jordan because He needed cleansing. He walked in because He came for sinners. 😳💧 Today’s Feast of the Baptism of the Lord is the moment heaven opens, the Spirit descends like a dove 🕊️,… Continue reading
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January 10, 2026 – Belonging to the True God in Today’s Mass Readings
Today’s Mass readings are not playing games. They call out the real battle: idols, sin, and the evil one, and they point straight to the only One who saves. ⚔️🔥👑 First Reading 1 John 5:14-21 Prayer is not a wish… Continue reading
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January 9, 2026 – Faith & Eternal Life in Today’s Readings
🔥 Eternal life is not an idea. It is a Person. 🔥 Today’s Mass readings hit straight to the heart and refuse to stay theoretical. This is faith that does something. 📖 First Reading: 1 John 5:5–13 The world is… Continue reading
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January 8th – Saint of the Day: Saint Lawrence Giustiniani, Patriarch & Bishop
Venice was drowning in wealth, power, and politics. God answered with a saint. ✨⛪ Saint Lawrence Giustiniani walked away from comfort and prestige to live a life of prayer, discipline, and radical charity. He became the first Patriarch of Venice,… Continue reading
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January 3rd – The Memorial of the Most Holy Name of Jesus
The Name of Jesus is not just spoken. It changes everything. ✝️🔥 Before miracles. Before the Cross. Before the Resurrection. Heaven already chose His Name. Jesus means God saves. That is the whole Gospel in one word. Saint Paul reminds… Continue reading
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December 29th – Saint of the Day: Saint Trophimus of Arles, Bishop
He did not build a brand. He built the Church. ⛪🔥 Saint Trophimus of Arles was the first bishop of Arles, sent into a pagan Roman city when following Jesus could cost everything. No spotlight. No applause. Just preaching Christ,… Continue reading









