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Every January, we hit the reset button. We make plans, set goals, and strive to start the year on the right foot. However, spiritually, the Church offers us something more meaningful than just a checklist, she presents us with the feast of Epiphany. This celebration invites us to reflect alongside the Magi and recognize that, at its essence, the Christian life is a journey of seeking the God who is already seeking us.
Every January, we often set big resolutions but quickly feel overwhelmed. True spiritual growth comes from small, consistent steps. Here are five manageable resolutions for a more peaceful, grounded year.
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