Posts Tagged ‘Divine Mercy’
Risen Christ, Endless Mercy
From the empty tomb of Easter to the radiant promise of Divine Mercy Sunday, the Church invites us to remain within a single, unfolding mystery: the inexhaustible mercy of God poured out through Jesus Christ. On Good Friday, we witness Christ’s complete obedience to the Father—an obedience that leads Him to embrace the Cross. In…
Read MoreMercy, Trust and NFP
Alleluia! He is Risen! Lent is over (phew!), and we are now in the Easter season – a time for celebrating with family, rejoicing in the Risen Lord, the Feast of the Ascension, and awaiting the birth of the Church at Pentecost. It is a joyful season that also includes the Feast of Divine Mercy…
Read MorePope Francis: His Merciful Mission
On the first Monday of Easter, Pope Francis was called home to our Lord to his eternal rest. It seems appropriate for him, who was known as the Pope of Mercy, to end his earthly pilgrimage during the Easter season, which is intrinsically linked to God’s merciful message of hope and renewal. A Mission of…
Read More40 days of reparation draw to a close
Continue to pray with us! *** In late August, we at CCL Central began praying a daily Chaplet of Adoration and Reparation for the healing of our Church. Today marks 40 workdays of intentional intercessory prayer. Thank you to those of you who have accompanied us spiritually during this challenging time and those who continue…
Read MoreTrusting God, Trusting NFP
In 1931 Jesus came to visit a young Polish nun named Faustina. He appeared to her as he did in this picture, offering a gesture of peace and pointing to his heart. The red and white rays bursting forth represent the blood and water that flowed from his pierced side and serve as the foundation…
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