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This Sunday: Thomas Understood the Cost of Mercy

Posted April 16th, 2020 by Tom Hoopes

Divine Mercy does not mean God shrugs his shoulders and says “Forget about it.” Justice must be paid — and Jesus Christ paid it. [Read More...]

WATCH: This Sunday, “Never despair of God’s Mercy”

Posted April 27th, 2019 by Benedictine College

Are you a doubting Thomas? [Read More...]

Divine Mercy Novena (Start on Good Friday)

Posted April 18th, 2019 by Benedictine College

Everything you need for the novena, each day. [Read More...]

Divine Mercy Novena (Starts Good Friday)

Posted April 12th, 2017 by Benedictine College

When Jesus appeared to St. Faustina, he asked that a novena be prayed to him every year asking for his merciful love. [Read More...]

The Divine Mercy Novena

Posted March 25th, 2016 by Eileen Wittig

When Jesus appeared to St. Faustina, he asked that a novena be prayed to him every year asking for his divine mercy. While you can of course pray the novena at any [Read More...]

Jean Vanier: Man of Mercy

Posted July 28th, 2015 by Benedictine College

This spring, Jean Vanier, one of the great Catholic men of our time, was awarded the Templeton Prize. Vanier is the 86-year-old founder of L’Arche, communities for people with developmental disabilities. As [Read More...]

Divine Mercy Novena Starts Good Friday

Posted April 3rd, 2015 by Benedictine College

The Divine Mercy Novena runs from Good Friday to the Vigil of Divine Mercy Sunday (Easter Sunday II). For more information about the Divine Mercy devotion, including information about the Divine Mercy [Read More...]

Divine Mercy Novena Begins Good Friday

Posted April 18th, 2014 by Benedictine College

The Divine Mercy devotion is often associated with Blessed John Paul II. The Pope died on the vigil of Divine Mercy Sunday and will be canonized on Divine Mercy Sunday this year. [Read More...]