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Today’s Gospel reminds us that proclaiming the Kingdom of Heaven means actively healing wounds and overcoming evil—not just speaking about it. The story of Joseph in Genesis shows us what reconciliation looks like: it begins by acknowledging our pain, especially the kind inflicted by those we love. Joseph’s anger gave way to compassion when he listened to his brothers’ struggles. His story shows us that empathy and deep listening are essential to forgiveness. Reconciliation is not about proving who is right, but about understanding each other’s pain.
Joseph’s ability to see his suffering within God’s greater plan reveals that no pain is wasted, every wound, when offered to God, can bear fruit.
Reflection Question: How is the Lord healing me, and using me as an instrument of reconciliation in my life?
By CatholicSG RadioToday’s Gospel reminds us that proclaiming the Kingdom of Heaven means actively healing wounds and overcoming evil—not just speaking about it. The story of Joseph in Genesis shows us what reconciliation looks like: it begins by acknowledging our pain, especially the kind inflicted by those we love. Joseph’s anger gave way to compassion when he listened to his brothers’ struggles. His story shows us that empathy and deep listening are essential to forgiveness. Reconciliation is not about proving who is right, but about understanding each other’s pain.
Joseph’s ability to see his suffering within God’s greater plan reveals that no pain is wasted, every wound, when offered to God, can bear fruit.
Reflection Question: How is the Lord healing me, and using me as an instrument of reconciliation in my life?

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