July 3, 2025 – Feast of Saint Thomas, Apostle
Catholic Daily Readings & Reflection
Thomas touched the wounds.
You haven’t.
Yet Jesus says you are more blessed.
In today’s powerful Gospel, the resurrected Christ honors not the faith that came through physical proof, but the faith that arises from trust without seeing. "Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." That blessing has your name on it.
This reflection explores:
Why believing without evidence shows greater spiritual maturity
How our modern faith mirrors Christ’s own expectations for trust
Why your unseen belief carries apostolic power in a skeptical world
Thomas said, “My Lord and my God” only after seeing. But **you say it every day without seeing—**based on Scripture, testimony, and the Spirit’s whisper in your heart. And heaven calls that blessed.
📖 Readings:
Ephesians 2:19–22
Psalm 117:1bc,2
John 20:24–29
⏱️ Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
00:15 – Reading I: Ephesians 2:19–22
00:46 – Psalm Response: Psalm 117:1bc,2
04:17 – Gospel: John 20:24–29
05:09 – Reflection
Perfect for Catholics honoring Saint Thomas, believers wondering if their unseen faith still matters, and anyone needing encouragement that faith without proof is a gift, not a weakness.
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