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    What Are My Children Learning From Me?

    Written by Maria in Sunday Readings for Sunday October 4, 2026

    What do children learn from the way we live our faith? Reflecting on Isaiah 5:1–7, Maria considers Catholic parenting, family traditions, and the daily example parents give through patience, fairness, forgiveness, and love.

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    I Was Hoping “Neighbor” Meant Someone Else

    Written by Megan in Weekday Readings for Monday October 5, 2026

    Who is my neighbor when someone gets on my nerves? This Catholic reflection on Luke 10:25–37 explores the Good Samaritan’s call to show mercy, practice patience, and love people we find difficult.

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    I Was So Sure I Was Right

    Written by Julia in Weekday Readings for Tuesday October 6, 2026

    This Catholic reflection on Galatians 1:13–24 explores Paul’s conversion and invites us to question our certainty, admit mistakes, and welcome change in others.

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    Who Is Included in Our Daily Bread?

    Written by Leeza in Weekday Readings for Wednesday October 7, 2026

    This Catholic reflection on Luke 11:1–4 explores how Jesus teaches us to pray for daily bread, seek forgiveness, and care for the needs of others.

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    What Keeps Us Knocking?

    Written by Robyn in Weekday Readings for Thursday October 8, 2026

    This Catholic reflection on Luke 11:5–13 explores persistence in prayer, unanswered requests, and the Holy Spirit’s help as we care for others.

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    When Has the Church Failed to Listen?

    Written by Robyn in Weekday Readings for Friday October 1, 2027

    In this reflection on Luke 10:13–16, Jesus’ warning invites the Church to listen to people who have been hurt or pushed aside—and to let what it hears lead to change.

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