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Divine Mercy Sunday

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Divine Mercy Sunday is celebrated on the final day of the Easter octave – that is the Sunday after Easter. Catholics remember the tremendous love and mercy that Jesus Christ has for us, despite our sinfulness.

Divine Mercy Chaplet
Most Catholic youth are familiar with the rosary, but the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is less well known. The Chaplet is a devotion which reminds us that God is merciful and that we too must show mercy.
Divine Mercy Sunday (2nd Sunday of Easter) – Year A (2023)
The readings for Divine Mercy Sunday (2nd Sunday of Easter) for Year A help us reflect on the boundless mercy of God. Some topics for this weekend include how we see ourselves and others as God's family. We also consider God love for us. Here are some ideas.
Divine Mercy Sunday (2nd Sunday of Easter) – Year B (2021)
The readings for Divine Mercy Sunday (2nd Sunday of Easter) for Year B show us that the mercy of God is given to all of us, even though we turn away again and again. Some topics for this weekend include the Sacrament of Reconciliation, forgiveness, and God's love for us.
Divine Mercy Sunday (2nd Sunday of Easter) – Year C (2021)
The readings for Divine Mercy Sunday for Year C tell of Jesus Christ's incredible love for us and his willingness to display his care for us. This is a time to reflect on all God has done to show us his mercy and to reveal his identity to us.

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