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A reflection on Luke 12:1–7 invites you to move from knowing about God to knowing Him personally and imitating Jesus. With a pastoral yet prophetic tone, they confront hidden hypocrisy, the fear that silences truth, and habits that dull prayer—while lifting up Christ’s promise that the Father counts every hair. Inspired by Saint Ignatius of Antioch’s fearless witness, these messages call you to repentance, courage, and a living encounter with the Lord who loves you.

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Una reflexión sobre Lucas 12,1–7 te invitan a pasar de saber sobre Dios a conocerlo personalmente e imitar a Jesús. Con tono pastoral y profético, denuncian la hipocresía oculta, el miedo que calla la verdad y los hábitos que apagan la oración, mientras proclaman la promesa de Cristo: el Padre cuenta hasta los cabellos de tu cabeza. Inspiradas por San Ignacio de Antioquía, estas palabras llaman a la conversión, a la valentía y a un encuentro vivo con el Señor que te ama.

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We honor prophets of the past but ignore the Word living among us now. In this episode (Luke 11:47–54; Romans 2:1–11), Jesus unmasks our religious appearances and St. Paul reminds us that God’s kindness leads to repentance. With insights from the Fathers of the Church and the witness of St. Hedwig and St. Margaret Mary, this pastoral, prophetic reflection moves us from learning about God to knowing and imitating Jesus—through honest prayer, Confession, the Eucharist, quiet works of mercy, and the offering of our whole week to the Father.

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