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Divine Mercy Sunday
Jesus left all the details concerning “Divine Mercy” in a diary that He commanded Saint Faustina Kowalska to write in the 1930s. To get this great promise, one has to go to Confession before or after Easter and then receive Holy Communion on that Feast of Divine Mercy, which has now been called Divine Mercy Sunday throughout the whole Church. Remember these words of Jesus, “I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls, and especially poor sinners. On that day, the very depths of my tender mercy are open. Wake up people of the World, and repent of your sins, and bask in the glory of the Risen Lord Jesus!”
This year, the Feast is this Sunday, April 11. Pope St. John Paul II canonized St. Faustina and fulfilled the wish of the Lord: that the Sunday after Easter would be celebrated as Divine Mercy Sunday.
Please make time to come for prayer and to venerate the Divine Mercy image:
- 12:00 PM
- Solemn Mass for Divine Mercy Sunday
- 1:00 - 3:00 PM
- Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
- Veneration of the Divine Mercy Image
- Blessing with the First Class Relic of St. Faustina Kawalska
- Music and reflections by Katy Feeney, singer and harpist
- Rosary
- Silent Prayer
- The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
- 3:00 PM
- Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and Reposition
* The entire afternoon of prayer and devotion will be livestreamed. *
An Easter Thank You
We extend a word of gratitude to all our parishioners and individuals who attended all the beautiful Masses and Liturgies, both in person and by livestream, within the Lenten season. You made the church feel truly alive. We must also thank all those who made Lent and Holy Week a prayer-filled and rewarding experience.
A special thank you to Fr. Brian Mullady, O.P., who provided a spiritually enriching Lenten Mission. We wish him safe travels and success in his continued preaching.
God Bless you all. We wish you and your loved ones a most blessed Easter season.
Fr. Sorgie and Fr. Mullady, O.P.
Reminder: Please Return the Lenten Mite Boxes ASAP
As you may remember, our parish and school communities assist a sister parish in Old Managua, Nicaragua. The Parish of Cristo Agonizante del Rosario is often in need of school supplies and daily necessities for the students and families in that parish.
Please return the “Lenten Coins for Nicaragua” mite box so that we may send all the proceeds to Fr. O'Dowd in Nicaragua for Easter. If you have misplaced the box and would still like to participate, you can use a baggie or any receptacle. Thank you for your generosity!
Stay safe and
God Bless you!
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