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02Jan

The wise men from the East were truth seekers

02 Jan, 2026 | Being Catholic | Being Catholic | Return|



The wise men from the East were truth seekers. When they heard that the king of kings was coming into the world, they set out to find him.

Their reward was to meet the Child Jesus and experience his beautiful presence.

Their natural response was to bow down before Jesus with reverence and awe.

During these joyful days of Christmas and as we prepare to celebrate the Epiphany, may we be moved to search for Jesus. In the quiet of our hearts we can meet him in prayer.

In his beautiful presence, we can lay before him the gift of our love. This gift is even more precious to Jesus than the precious gifts the wise men presented to him.

Greg writes the Word of the Week as an encouragement and focus for you this week.


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