Sure, if you have the funds available, but it depends in part on which chapter you filed--which you haven't disclosed.
If you are in a Chapter 13, you would need to modify your plan so that you are able to catch up on the post petition amounts due on the mortgage (if that is even possible). In Chapter 7 you would need to find a way to cure the default outside of the bankruptcy from non-exempt funds.
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