Daily Catholic Reflection, 07 JULY 2026, TUESDAY 

We are called today to ask ourselves: Am I silent like the possessed man, or am I speaking God’s praise? Do I see God’s work in others, or do I judge it like the Pharisees? And do I pray for workers in God’s harvest—or do I remain indifferent?
Father Ruben Galang,CRS (Somascan Fathers)

14th Week in Ordinary Time (Year II)

Gospel: Matthew 9:32–38

Opening Line:

Baca juga: OMK Emaus Nita Berbincang Hangat Bersama Ketua Komisi Kepemudaan Regio Bali Nusra

Sometimes the deepest sickness is not in the body, but in the silence of the soul that can no longer speak to God.

In today’s Gospel, a mute man possessed by a demon is brought to Jesus. When Jesus casts out the demon, the man speaks again. What a powerful image: evil does not only destroy health—it silences the human person. It prevents us from praising God, from speaking truth, from living freely.

But when Jesus enters, silence turns into proclamation. Fear becomes freedom. Bondage becomes voice.

Baca juga: Daily Catholic Reflection, 03 July 2026

Yet, right after this miracle, we see something even more tragic: the Pharisees refuse to see God at work. They say Jesus drives out demons by the power of evil. This is the danger of a closed heart—when pride takes over, even grace is misunderstood.

Halaman: 123

CATATAN REDAKSI:

Apabila terdapat pihak yang merasa dirugikan dan/atau keberatan atas penayangan artikel dan/atau berita di atas, dapat mengajukan sanggahan dan/atau koreksi kepada Redaksi kami. Koreksi tersebut dapat disampaikan sesuai dengan ketentuan Pasal 1 ayat (11) dan (12) Undang-Undang Nomor 40 Tahun 1999 tentang Pers.

Berita Terkait

Berita Terbaru

Ikut kami:

Terpopuler