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Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi religious reflections

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Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi has provided religious reflections focusing on the spiritual identity of Jesus and the broader mission of the Catholic Church. Initially, the Bishop offered a reflection on Gospel teachings, using the metaphor of Jesus as a ‘bridegroom’ to illustrate His lordship and the peace His presence should bring to disciples. This reflection also addressed the spiritual significance of fasting and the importance of reconciliation and community within the faith. Subsequently, the Bishop expanded on the Church’s mission, stating that its responsibility involves addressing the realities of modern life through the Word of God rather than focusing solely on religious devotions. He specifically addressed the challenges of modern communication, noting the prevalence of ‘prejudice, hatred, and ignorance on social media’ and urging for more thoughtful engagement with religious messages. In more recent reflections on the Gospel of Luke, the Bishop emphasized the themes of humility and service. He noted that true greatness is found in serving others rather than seeking dominance, citing Jesus’ use of a small child as an example. Furthermore, he addressed the necessity of protecting children from abuse, stating that such actions constitute a ‘grave offense against God’ according to Christian teachings.

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