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The Annunciation Mary teaches that obedience is not passive. To say yes was to step into an unknown future with active trust. The Rosary is not routine repetition; it is a training of the heart to respond like her—with a willingness that does not calculate, but simply offers… The Visitation The Visitation shows that joy grows when it is shared. Mary’s song of the Magnificat was born not in solitude but in communion. If you seek joy, do not keep grace for yourself—let it overflow into someone else’s life. To visit is to multiply joy, to let love sing in two voices instead of one… The Nativity There was no glory, no spotlight… just work, offered. Straw and dust became an altar because he gave it all to God. That’s sanctity: hidden work, done with love, filled with grace. What Joseph touched, God used. What he offered, God transformed. Clean your stable. Do your task. Offer it—and it too will be charged with divine power. The Presentation in the Temple The offering in the Temple was small—two doves, nothing more. Yet God accepted it as the fullness of obedience. Do not belittle small sacrifices. They are the currency of holiness, the hidden offerings that strengthen your soul and keep it faithful… The Finding of Jesus in the Temple They had lost not a thing, but a Person—the very center of their lives. Do not treat moments of spiritual dryness lightly; to lose the sense of Christ is no small matter. Seek Him with urgency, as if the salvation of the world depended on your finding Him…