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Reflection of the Gospel – Matthew 2:13–15, 19–23

Patience. Today is the feast of the holy family and it all began of course with Mary’s yes Her fiat (her consent) to the Father’s invitation allowed her to conceive Jesus and become the mother of God. Simply put No Mary- No Jesus- Know Mary, Know Jesus. Joseph, Mary, and Jesus are the three holiest…
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St. John of Kanty

St. John of Kanty John Cantius was born in the year 1397 in the Polish town of Kanty (whence his surname). He became a professor of theology, then parish priest; soon, however, he returned to the professor's chair at the University of Cracow. On foot he visited the holy places of Rome and Palestine. One…
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Reflection of Matthew 11: 2-11

In prison, had John grown discouraged and depressed? Here, he doubts whether Jesus is really the Messiah, so he sends disciples to ask him. Jesus does not disappoint. “Go and tell John what you hear and see,” he says; and to amplify his point, Jesus rolls out a highlight reel of his choicest healings and…
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St. Nicholas of Myra

Saint Nicholas, bishop of Myra, is undoubtedly one of the most popular saints honored in the Western world. In the United States, his memory has survived in the unique personality of Saint Claus — the jolly, rotund, white-bearded gentleman who captivates children with promises of gifts on Christmas Eve. Considered primarily as the patron saint…
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