Fear Not 220

Good morning, friends. As the first light of September 15, 2026, begins to stretch across the sky, I find myself returning to a simple but powerful reminder from Luke 12:4: "...do not be afraid of those who kill the body..." In a world that often feels heavy with uncertainty—rising concerns about health, the pressures of daily work, or the constant stream of troubling news—it can be easy to let fear take the lead. We worry about what might happen to our bodies, our families, or our sense of security. Yet Jesus gently turns our gaze beyond the temporary threats that can touch only what is physical. This verse invites us to remember that our deepest identity and hope rest in something far greater than the challenges we face each day. It does not dismiss real struggles or the pain people carry, but it offers a perspective that brings peace. When we start the morning anchored in this truth, the weight of fear loosens its grip, allowing room for courage and quiet trust. Today, whether you are stepping into a busy schedule, facing an uncertain conversation, or simply carrying the ordinary worries that come with life, know that you are held by a love stronger than any threat. Let this truth settle into your heart as you move through the hours ahead. You are not alone, and there is always hope waiting to be discovered in the small, faithful steps we take. May this morning bring you a renewed sense of calm and strength. Walk forward with confidence, knowing that the One who spoke these words walks with you. #FearNot220 #125of220 #Catholic

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