Daily Catholic Reflection – November 13, 2026

Today’s Catholic Reflection

In the first reading from 2 John, the author shares joy in seeing some of the chosen lady's children living in truth as the Father commands. He encourages her to keep loving one another, stating that true love is shown through obedience to God's commandments. The author warns about deceivers who deny the incarnation of Jesus Christ. He reminds her that those who stray from Christ's teachings do not have God. Vigilance is important to ensure they do not lose the rewards of their faithfulness.

The responsorial psalm speaks of the blessings for those who follow the law of the Lord. It highlights the joy that comes from living a blameless life and seeking God wholeheartedly. The psalmist desires to remain faithful and treasures God's promises to avoid sin. In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus compares the days of the Son of Man to the times of Noah and Lot. People were consumed by their daily lives until destruction came. Jesus warns that those who cling to their lives will lose them, while those who let go will find true life. When the disciples ask about those taken or left behind, Jesus responds in a way that suggests the outcome will be clear where the dead are gathered.

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