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    This gospel reflection discusses Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount about loving our enemies. It notes that we are called to love all people, including those who hate us, and to show them mercy just as God shows mercy to us. Loving others, even enemies, is at the heart of being a Christian. The reflection reminds us that though we are imperfect, God continues to guide us towards living with love as our foundation.

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    This gospel reflection discusses Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount about loving our enemies. It notes that we are called to love all people, including those who hate us, and to show them mercy just as God shows mercy to us. Loving others, even enemies, is at the heart of being a Christian. The reflection reminds us that though we are imperfect, God continues to guide us towards living with love as our foundation.

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    This gospel reflection discusses Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount about loving our enemies. It notes that we are called to love all people, including those who hate us, and to show them mercy just as God shows mercy to us. Loving others, even enemies, is at the heart of being a Christian. The reflection reminds us that though we are imperfect, God continues to guide us towards living with love as our foundation.

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    Gospel Reflection

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    This gospel reflection discusses Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount about loving our enemies. It notes that we are called to love all people, including those who hate us, and to show them mercy just as God shows mercy to us. Loving others, even enemies, is at the heart of being a Christian. The reflection reminds us that though we are imperfect, God continues to guide us towards living with love as our foundation.

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    GOSPEL REFLECTION

    Love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting
    to get anything back. Then your reward will be great, and you will be sons
    of the Most High, because He is kind to the ungrateful and wicked. Be
    merciful, just as your Father is merciful.
    Luke 6:35-36

    This Sunday’s gospel end his Sermon on the Mount with a statement on
    love. For me in this sermon, we have been reminded that we are blessed
    so that we can be a blessing to others even our enemies. Love is at the
    heart of the Christian journey. We are called to love God and each other.
    As what God say’s love your enemies, so in this statement we need to love
    our enemies instead of hating them pray them. We must learn to love as
    God has loved us with forgiveness and mercy. God’s unconditional love
    calls us to be members of His Kingdom here on earth. As we strive to be
    faithful to God’s call, we fine completeness. Always remember that we
    are not perfect, but God continues to collaborate with us in our search for
    God’s perfect will in our lives.

    As what Fr.Villanueva said last Sunday during his Homily. No matter


    how difficult it may be to forgive, love must rule the day.

    "Love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to them who hate you, and pray for
    those who spitefully use you and persecute you

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