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GB News Daily Reflection - Tuesday 3rd February 2026

GB News Daily Reflection - Tuesday 3rd February 2026
In today's daily reflection we celebrate Candlemas, when Jesus, still a baby, was presented in the Temple at Jerusalem. "In that story, Mary and Joseph with Jesus met an older, prayerful man named Simeon. "As Simeon held Jesus, he prayed these words, Lord, as you have promised. Now dismiss your servant in peace."
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