Category: Divine Mercy Sunday

Divine Mercy Message from Supreme

As Christians throughout the world prepare to commemorate the last hours of Jesus’ passion, we invite each of our brother Knights and their families to pray the Novena to the Divine Mercy. The novena begins Good Friday and ends on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 23.

Mar 30 2008 - VID00013 0 00 19-06As Christians throughout the world prepare to commemorate the last hours of Jesus’ passion, we invite each of our brother Knights and their families to pray the Novena to the Divine Mercy. The novena begins Good Friday and ends on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 23. The prayers of the Divine Mercy Chaplet, said on each day of the novena, can be found here.
Learn more about the devotion to the Divine Mercy by checking out the Knights of Columbus #MercyStories YouTube series. The series focuses on Catholics whose lives have been transformed by their devotion to the Divine Mercy message.
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The Journey Begins on Divine Mercy Sunday

Our Forty Days of Lent are coming to a close and the celebration of Easter. Then, one week beyond, is Divine Mercy Sunday. Are your prepared? Do you understand Divine Mercy Sunday? Why not make it part of your journey as a Knight. It may be what leads you to the Fourth Degree and membership in the local Assembly.

Our Forty Days of Lent are coming to a close and the celebration of Easter.  Then, one week beyond, is Divine Mercy Sunday.  Are your prepared?  Do you understand Divine Mercy Sunday?  Why not make it part of your journey as a Knight.  It may be what leads you to the Fourth Degree and membership in the local Assembly.

“The message of The Divine Mercy is simple. It is that God loves us – all of us. And, he wants us to recognize that His mercy is greater than our sins, so that we will call upon Him with trust, receive His mercy, and let it flow through us to others. Thus, all will come to share His joy.”  Won’t you join us on Divine Mercy Sunday on April 23rd at St. Thomas More Church.

We encourage you to learn more about Divine Mercy Sunday by visiting the Divine Mercy Shrine website.  Learn more about why we gather for this special event.  And, while you are there, click on their link to The 100th Anniversary of Fatima.

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