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Our greatest calling is to love and worship God with all that we are.
At St. Alexander Church, we gather in joyful worship, prayer, and reflection, seeking to draw closer to Him.
Whether through weekend services, special celebrations, or quiet moments of prayer, we dedicate ourselves to growing in faith.
Whether you are new to faith or seeking a deeper relationship with God, you will find a welcoming and supportive church family here.
“The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph” serves as a model for all families, showcasing love, obedience, and faithfulness. In their humble home in Nazareth, we see a perfect example of harmony and mutual respect. Each member fulfilled their roles with grace, providing a foundation of love and support.
As we celebrate this family, we are called to reflect on our own families and the values we uphold. How can we foster an environment of love and support similar to that of the Holy Family? May we be encouraged to pray for our families, asking God to bless them with unity, peace, and resilience against challenges.
Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of family. We ask that You bless our families with the love and grace that characterized the Holy Family. Help us to mirror their virtues in our daily lives. May we always seek to support and uplift one another, growing in faith and love. Amen.
As we reflect on the Holy Family, let us recommit ourselves to nurturing our family bonds and fostering a spirit of love, just as Jesus, Mary, and Joseph did.
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For February 1, 2026, the readings and reflections resonate deeply with themes of humility, justice, and the presence of God among the lowly. Here’s a reflection based on the readings, particularly focusing on the Gospel.
First Reading – Zephaniah 2:3; 3:12-13
This passage emphasizes the call to seek the Lord with humility and justice. In a world often driven by pride and self-interest, Zephaniah’s message reminds us that true strength lies in humility. The promise of a remnant—those who are lowly and faithful—offers hope that God’s presence remains among us, especially in our struggles.
Second Reading – 1 Corinthians 1:26-31
This passage reminds believers to consider their own calling, highlighting that many were not wise, powerful, or of noble birth according to human standards. Instead, God chose what is perceived as foolish or weak to confound the wise and the strong. This choice reflects God's intention to prevent any human boasting before Him.
The reading culminates in the recognition that Jesus Christ is the source of life, embodying wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption. Ultimately, it encourages believers to boast not in their own achievements, but in the Lord.
Key takeaways include the idea of humility in faith and the transformative power of God's choices. Reflecting on this can inspire a deeper understanding of one's own faith journey.
Gospel Reading – Matthew 5:1-12
In the Beatitudes, Jesus outlines the characteristics of those blessed by God. He turns worldly values upside down, proclaiming that the poor in spirit, the mourners, and the meek are the ones who will inherit the kingdom of heaven. This radical teaching invites us to reflect on our attitudes and actions. Are we living in a way that aligns with these values?
- Seek Humility: Just as the humble will find refuge, we too are invited to embrace humility as a pathway to God.
- Embrace the Beatitudes: Living the Beatitudes challenges us to find joy in the midst of suffering and to support those who are marginalized.
- God's Presence: In our low points and struggles, we are reminded that God is with us, offering comfort and strength.
In this spirit, let us strive to embody the values of the Beatitudes in our daily lives.
As you reflect on these readings, consider how you can incorporate humility and justice into your life this month. What small actions can you take to live out the Beatitudes more fully?
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