“The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph” serves as a model for all families, showcasing love, obedience, and faithfulness. In their humble home in Nazareth, we see a perfect example of harmony and mutual respect. Each member fulfilled their roles with grace, providing a foundation of love and support.

As we celebrate this family, we are called to reflect on our own families and the values we uphold. How can we foster an environment of love and support similar to that of the Holy Family? May we be encouraged to pray for our families, asking God to bless them with unity, peace, and resilience against challenges.

Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of family. We ask that You bless our families with the love and grace that characterized the Holy Family. Help us to mirror their virtues in our daily lives. May we always seek to support and uplift one another, growing in faith and love. Amen.

As we reflect on the Holy Family, let us recommit ourselves to nurturing our family bonds and fostering a spirit of love, just as Jesus, Mary, and Joseph did.

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February 7/8, 2026

Please Join Us!

This weekend, February 7 and 8, we invite you to join us for Mass as we explore the rich themes of justice, humility, and our call to be lights in the world through the readings.

First Reading: Isaiah 58:6-10

In this powerful passage, the Lord calls His people to live out true fasting—not merely through rituals but by actively engaging in acts of justice and mercy. God emphasizes that authentic worship is reflected in our actions: freeing the oppressed, sharing with the hungry, and caring for the marginalized. This reading challenges us to examine our spiritual practices and align them with a commitment to social justice.

Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 2:1-5

In this letter, St. Paul speaks of his own humility and the power of the Gospel. He reminds us that his message was not delivered with wisdom or eloquence, but through the Spirit’s power, emphasizing faith over human wisdom. This reading encourages us to rely on God’s strength and not our own, highlighting the transformative power of simplicity and sincerity in our witness.

Gospel: Matthew 5:13-16

In the Gospel, Jesus proclaims that His followers are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. He calls us not to hide our light but to let it shine, so others may see our good deeds and glorify God. This invitation challenges us to actively live out our faith in ways that illuminate the path for others and reflect God’s love.

As we gather this weekend, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to be agents of change in the world. The readings urge us not only to reflect on our faith but to act upon it, ensuring it manifests in justice, humility, and light.

Join us for a time of worship and reflection, and let’s inspire one another to shine brightly in our communities. We look forward to welcoming you!

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