General audience

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Welcome to week 4 of the Catholic media Campaign.
The theme is: Daily choices as moral acts. Scripture: Luke 16:10; CST: Human dignity and moral agency.

Every small decision we make shapes our character and society as a whole. Luke 16:10 teaches that faithfulness in little things leads to trustworthiness in bigger ones, and Catholic teaching affirms our dignity through free moral choices. This focus shows how even minor corrupt acts, like cheating or lying, erode personal integrity and communal trust over time.
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Sunday of the Word of God

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Welcome to the live mass on the third Sunday in ordinary Time
Venue: St Monica's Kitengela Parish
Date: 25th January, 2026.
Time: 9:00 am

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Welcome to the live mass on the third Sunday in ordinary Time
Venue: St Monica's Kitengela Parish
Date: 25th January, 2026.
Time: 9:00 am

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Growing into Christ
Verse for the day: The gifts he gave were for building up the body of Christ, until all of us come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to maturity, to the measure of the full stature of Christ (cf. Eph 4:13).
Reflection
In Ephesians 4:13 the apostle Paul summarizes the vision of the Body of Christ in three key areas: unity in faith, maturity in knowledge, and fullness in Christ. Maturity comes through an ever-deepening knowledge of Jesus Christ. This is life-changing knowledge that leads us to renew our minds and put it into practice in actions rather than just intellectual comprehension. We resemble him more and more as we get to know him better. To gain this knowledge, one must both study his teachings and live them in obedience daily. The “full stature of Christ” is the goal of Christian maturity. It means becoming more like Jesus in every way: loving as he loves, serving as he serves, and reflecting his character. We are called to evaluate our spiritual journey, seeking unity with each other, growing in our knowledge of the Son of God, and striving for his fullness in us.
A question to consider
How are we growing in our knowledge of Christ and allowing that knowledge to shape our actions, thoughts and relationships?
Prayer
O Christ, True Light of the world,
make my soul worthy to see the light of your glory with joy on the day of my calling, and to rest with the hope of good things in the house of the righteous, until the day of your great coming. Have mercy upon your creation, and on me, a great sinner.
Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.
Now and always and unto the ages of ages.
Amen.
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God’s gift given in baptism

Verse for the day: But each of us was given grace according to the measure of Christ’s gift (Eph 4:7)
Reflection: The churches and all local communities are diverse in their God-given unity, with grace given according to the gift of Christ building up God’s kingdom. These spiritual gifts are granted by one Lord, in one baptism, for one purpose. Diversity in unity: this is the unique Christ-centered richness and power of the Church in the movement of the Holy Spirit.
A question to consider:
How will our relations change if we accept that diversity of gifts is not a reason for opposition and competition but for mutual strengthening and sharing?
Prayer
Lord Jesus Christ, by the action of the Holy Spirit in the one baptism, you have bestowed wonderful graces and multiple gifts upon us for the sake of building up your Body, the Church.
Grant us now the willingness to fully appreciate the richness of their diversity and use them fully to further the spread of the Gospel.
In your name we pray.
Amen.
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One Lord and Father
Verse for the day
One God and Father of all, who is above all and through all and in all (Eph 4:6).
Reflection
In Ephesians 4:6, St Paul emphasizes the profound oneness of God, declaring that he is “above all and through all and in all”. God is both transcendent, existing beyond all, and immanent, actively present within his creation. This foundational truth calls the Church to embody and live out unity, rooted in the shared belief in one true God who is the Father of all believers. “All” signifies that every person created in God’s image falls under God’s authority. Worshiping one God creates a strong bond of unity among Christians. Just as family members find common ground through their love for a parent, Christians are called to be united in their devotion to the same Father.
A question to consider
In what ways can the image of God as the loving and caring Father of all be integrated into the mission and ministry of our different church communities so as to promote a more unified Christian witness in the world?
Prayer
We confess with faith and worship you, Loving Father, for you are in heaven beyond words, and on earth beyond understanding, through your Son, Jesus Christ.
In your tender care, you are the beginning and fulfilment of everything. Glory forever to you, Father, with the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Amen.

St Gregory of Narek (adapted)
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