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  • Third Sunday of Lent

    Third Sunday of Lent

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    Here, you will find a collection of reflections, guide questions, images and slide backgrounds — all crafted to enhance and elevate your celebration of the Third Sunday of Lent. The Gist of John 2:13-25 Jesus enters the temple in Jerusalem and finds people selling animals for sacrifices. He overturns the tables, expressing his displeasure at…

  • Second Sunday of Lent

    Second Sunday of Lent

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    Moses and Elijah appeared and conversed with Jesus, emphasizing the importance of meaningful conversations. Similarly, our online interactions should reflect our Christian values. Let’s use our digital platforms not just for likes and comments but for uplifting discussions, encouraging one another, and sharing the light of our faith.

  • First Sunday of Lent

    First Sunday of Lent

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    Just like Jesus faced temptation in the wilderness, you face digital temptations online. Social media, gaming, porn and other online spaces can be tempting, but let’s remember Jesus’ response: he stayed focused on God’s purpose.

  • Ash Wednesday & Social Media

    Ash Wednesday & Social Media

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    Here, you will find a collection of reflections, guide questions, images and slide backgrounds — all crafted to enhance and elevate your celebration of Ash Wednesday. The Gist of Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18 The Gospel reading is a part of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, where he teaches about the proper motivation for doing religious acts.…

  • Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

    Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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    In this digital age, we often find ourselves surrounded by a different kind of leprosy – a contamination that doesn’t affect our skin but our hearts and minds. The leprosy of negativity, comparison, cyberbullying, and addictive behaviors. Many times, our online interactions can leave us feeling unclean and burdened.

  • Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

    Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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    The healing of Peter’s mother-in-law is not just a miracle – it is a powerful act of compassion that challenges our view of who deserves attention and care. Jesus didn’t choose the rich or influential for his first healing; he chose someone often overlooked. It challenges us to see beyond the surface and recognize the…

  • Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

    Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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    Jesus spoke with the power and authority of someone who truly understood God’s heart. In a world filled with online influencers and conflicting messages, it’s crucial to recognize the ultimate authority – Jesus. His teachings provide a solid foundation in a constantly changing digital landscape.

  • Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

    Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

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    Just as Jesus approached fishermen by the sea, He approaches us in our online spaces. The digital sea of content can be vast and overwhelming, but Jesus cuts through the noise with a simple yet profound call: “Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.” In the language of our digital era,…

  • Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

    Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

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    Just like John’s disciples discovered Jesus, we have the incredible opportunity to discover the teachings of Jesus online. Our social media feeds are filled with various content, but let’s actively seek out positive and uplifting messages that align with Jesus’ teachings. Use your online presence to spread love, kindness, and encouragement. Remember, the digital world…

  • The Epiphany of the Lord

    The Epiphany of the Lord

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    Just as the Magi sought something greater, we too navigate our digital landscapes searching for meaning. In the digital realm, various “stars” compete for our attention – social media, games, and trends. However, not all lead to fulfillment. Reflect on what digital stars you follow. Are they distractions or do they guide you towards positive…