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Daily Gospel Reflection – March 9, 2026
Gospel: Luke 4:24–30
In today’s Gospel, Jesus Christ says, “No prophet is accepted in his own hometown.” When He reminds the people that God’s blessings were given to outsiders in the time of Elijah and Elisha, the crowd becomes angry and even tries to throw Him off a cliff. Yet Jesus calmly walks away through the crowd. �
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This Gospel reveals how difficult it can be for people to accept the truth, especially when it challenges pride or expectations. The people of Nazareth thought they knew Jesus already. Because of familiarity, they closed their hearts.
Sometimes we can do the same. We may become too used to God’s presence — hearing His word but not allowing it to change us.
God’s grace is not limited to certain people or places. His mercy reaches everyone who is open to receive it.
Reflection:
Ask yourself today: Is my heart truly open to God’s message, even when it challenges me?
Short Prayer:
Lord Jesus, remove the hardness from my heart. Help me receive Your word with humility and live according to Your truth. Amen. 🙏

Martial arts is about life. It promotes peace and harmony, not violence.

Applauding your dedication MR. Richard Ariston your commitment, and hard training. This belt represents your knowledge something that can never be bought. Keep it up. Keep learning. Keep training..

Congratulations to our newly graduated Black Belt.
After three long years of dedication, discipline, and perseverance, you have earned what few can truly achieve. You are the first Black Belt of our school, a symbol of strength, respect, and unwavering spirit.

To our juniors, let this be your inspiration. The path is never easy, but every drop of sweat, every bruise, and every challenge brings you closer to mastery. Keep training with heart and humility. Your time will come.
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When typhoons strike, when earthquakes shake the ground, when floods rise and destroy our homes, we cry out, “Lord, have mercy! Protect us!”
But when the skies clear, when the winds grow calm, when the world seems safe again, we forget.
We turn away from the very God we begged for mercy and we abuse the very Earth He gave us.

We throw garbage into rivers, killing the waters that once gave life.
We cut down forests, burning them for greed, silencing the songs of birds and the whispers of the wind.
We tear mountains apart with illegal quarrying and mining, as if the land were ours to wound.
We poison the air we breathe with smoke and toxins.
We drown the seas in plastic.
We waste food while others starve.
We take, and take, and take, until creation itself cries out in pain.

And then, when calamity strikes again, we ask, “Why, Lord?”
But perhaps the Earth is not punishing us. Perhaps it is simply weeping.

This world is not ours to destroy. It is God’s masterpiece, formed with His own hands, blessed before humanity existed, entrusted to us to care for, to protect, to love.
Yet we, His children, have become the destroyers of His creation.

Let this awaken our hearts.
If we can call on God to protect us from storms, then we must also protect His creation from our own neglect.
Every tree we plant, every river we clean, every piece of trash we refuse to throw away, these are acts of worship.
Every choice to respect and heal nature is a prayer far louder than any word we speak.

Because how can we say we love the Creator if we keep destroying His creation?
How can we ask for mercy when we show none to the Earth that sustains us?

Let us change before it’s too late.
Let us rise, not just to pray, but to protect.
Because the greatest form of praise is not only said with our lips, but lived with our hands, in the way we care for God’s most beautiful gift, our Earth.

Great training session!
Our family is growing stronger and bigger. To all the youth and adults: keep going!
We do this for God, country, discipline, love, friendship, and purpose.

Our Dojo is rising soon and with God, nothing is impossible.
Let’s continue to help and embrace each other as we grow together.
This is for the youth and for our community,

To God be the glory..

Sutazi Motto

"Deo, pro patria, amore, disciplina, amicitia, et propositum in vita."

Deo = To God

pro patria = for country

amore = love

disciplina = discipline

amicitia = friendship

propositum in vita = purpose in life