01/10/2026
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Talk 4 with Sis. Daisy Murillo brought us back to a simple question: If we say we love God, how does that love show in the way we treat others?
Loving God isn't just something we say. It becomes real in the way we choose to love, forgive, understand, and care for the people around us, even when it isn't easy.
As we grow closer to Him, may we also learn to recognize Christ in the faces we meet every day and remind ourselves to love as Jesus loves. Because our love for God should never stop with us. It is meant to reach others too. ๐ค