Today we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday. It is fitting that the Church has placed this feast day on the last day of the Easter Octave. Jesus has given us many gifts, and one of them is His infinite mercy. Here are some practical ways to partake of this gift:
- Ask God for His mercy: Pray constantly, repent of sin, ask Jesus to pour out His mercy upon us and the world.
- Be merciful: God wants us to receive His mercy and allow it flow through us to others. He desires us to extend love and forgiveness to others just as He does to us.
- Completely trust in Jesus: The more we trust in Jesus, the more graces we will receive, and the more we will let the Holy Spirit in.
Parish News:
We celebrated a beautiful Triduum and Easter Sunday at both parishes, and it was wonderful to see them so full of people! A heartfelt “Thank You” to all who made these liturgies possible. Thank you for your leadership, time, and talent.
- Fr. Bill
Catholics who cannot attend in person are encouraged to participate in the daily and
Sunday Masses broadcast from the CatholicTV chapel.
CatholicTV Network:
The Oblates of the Virgin Mary live stream Mass at 7:00 am weekdays and 11:00 am on Saturday and Sunday. Link to Oblate Mass
To reserve a weekday or weekend Mass for a deceased loved one or a special intention, please contact the parish office ten days to two weeks ahead of time. The sanctuary lamp in each parish may also burn for a special intention each week.
Please join us at 8:30 AM each Thursday at Saint Theresa Parish to pray the rosary prior to 9:00AM Mass.