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September 13, 2026 – The Freedom of Forgiveness in Today’s Mass Readings
🔥 Ever prayed for forgiveness while holding a grudge? This Sunday’s readings call that out. Hard. 📖 First Reading (Sirach 27:30—28:7): Written 200 years BEFORE Christ, a Jerusalem sage warns that the sinner “hugs wrath tight.” Sound familiar? He says… Continue reading
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September 6, 2026 – Love That Refuses to Stay Silent in Today’s Mass Readings
That conversation you keep avoiding? God has thoughts. 👀🔥 This Sunday’s readings are not here to make anyone comfortable. They’re here to change how you love people. 📜 First Reading (Ezekiel 33:7-9) God calls you a watchman. If you see… Continue reading
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August 13, 2026 – Mercy Received Must Become Mercy Given in Today’s Mass Readings
A prophet dug through a wall with his bare hands. In public. On purpose. 🧱🔥 God told Ezekiel to pack his bags and crawl through a wall while everyone watched, because his people had eyes but refused to see what… Continue reading
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August 12, 2026 – Where Two or Three Are Gathered in Today’s Mass Readings
Did you know the sign of the cross was prophesied 600 years before Jesus? ✝️😳 In today’s Mass readings, God shows Ezekiel something wild: before judgment falls on Jerusalem, an angel in priestly robes marks a “Thau” on the foreheads… Continue reading
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August 11, 2026 – Sweeter Than Honey: Tasting the Word of God in Today’s Mass Readings
God told a prophet to EAT a scroll. 📜 And it tasted like honey. 🍯 Today’s readings are wild, and every single one is about hunger. ✨ First Reading (Ezekiel 2:8-3:4): An exiled priest in Babylon is handed a scroll… Continue reading
