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Ulises Covarrubias S.J.

Blog Post by Ulises Covarrubias S.J.

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15 April 2026

Wednesday of the Second Week of Easter “But people preferred darkness to light.” Has this ever been true for you? Under what circumstances?
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14 April 2026

Tuesday of the Second Week of Easter Jesus tells us that everyone who is born of the Spirit is like the wind, making an impact, coming and ...
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13 April 2026

Monday of the Second Week of Easter Today, Jesus speaks to us about being born again. And we might ask ourselves, if I were to be born again, ...
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12 April 2026

Second Sunday of Easter (or Sunday of Divine Mercy) There are wounds that we live with. Not wounds of open flesh, but wounds that are lived in ...
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07 February 2026

Saturday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time The disciples return from their mission and Jesus invites them to a deserted place to rest a ...
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06 February 2026

Memorial of Saint Paul Miki and Companions, Martyrs When Herod hears about Jesus, he is convinced that it is John the Baptist, whom he ...
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05 February 2026

Memorial of Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr One foot in front of the other. In sending his disciples on mission, Jesus asks them to take the ...
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04 February 2026

Wednesday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time Listening to him speak at the synagogue, the people in Jesus’ hometown take offense at him. It’s ...
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03 February 2026

Tuesday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time Fear. It’s a part of every life. And Jesus, who came to share with us the fullness of life, ...
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02 February 2026

Feast of the Presentation of the Lord It is not knowledge that will save us, but trust. Simeon trusted what had been revealed to him by the ...
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