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Second Sunday in Lent
Leading up to the Transfiguration, Jesus predicts his own passion and death. Given the traumatic events that will eventually take place, Jesus knew his most faithful followers' faith will be shaken. St. Leo the Great states, "Christ revealed His glory to strengthen the disciples against the scandal of the Cross."
One of the great lessons we learn from our fathers in faith like Abram is that there is no map, no guarantee, but simply a promise that God will not abandon His people. Faith is moving forward without total clarity.
The disciples fall in fear, yet Jesus instructs them to rise and be not afraid. This is lent. Glory is ahead. But we must walk there through faith.
Scripture Readings for March 1, 2026
Genesis 12:1-4
Psalm 33:4-5, 18- 20, 22.
2 Timothy 1:8-10
Matthew 17:1-9
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Second Sunday in Lent
Leading up to the Transfiguration, Jesus predicts his own passion and death. Given the traumatic events that will eventually take place, Jesus knew his most faithful followers' faith will be shaken. St. Leo the Great states, "Christ revealed His glory to strengthen the disciples against the scandal of the Cross."
One of the great lessons we learn from our fathers in faith like Abram is that there is no map, no guarantee, but simply a promise that God will not abandon His people. Faith is moving forward without total clarity.
The disciples fall in fear, yet Jesus instructs them to rise and be not afraid. This is lent. Glory is ahead. But we must walk there through faith.
Scripture Readings for March 1, 2026
Genesis 12:1-4
Psalm 33:4-5, 18- 20, 22.
2 Timothy 1:8-10
Matthew 17:1-9

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