Divine Mercy Sunday

By Author: Timothy Beasly
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We're here today, on pray for God's mercy, to reflect upon and Divine Mercy Sunday.

To know mercy, nevertheless, we should first consider justice. Justice is the fact that which will be owed to another. It is a kind of obligation. It's practically necessitated.

Mercy around the other hand is actually a present.

A good example of this could include our Sunday obligation. We have to go to Mass because we're beings and God may be the inventor. We owe Him our love and worship by virtue of who He's and who we're.

This same Jesus Christ seemed often to Sister Faustina a nun in Poland throughout the 1930's.

On February 22nd of 1931 Jesus seemed to Sister Faustina in her cell. She evokes the function in her diary:

This course of action continues on today in the form of the sacrament of confession by way of a Catholic priest who administers the sacrament. The priest, who stands in the person of Christ, shows the Church which supports this treasure-chest of mercy bought by the death of God.

Now. In today's gospel, we view the person is approached by Jesus, consult and heal. In other words, ...
... Jesus keeps the man's healing, prompts and sounds. We see here quite plainly the kind of God that we have. He did this, everbody knows, while in the person of Jesus Christ and prior to Christ's incarnation through covenants with mankind.

"In the morning, after I was in my own cell, I became alert to the Lord Jesus clothed in a bright garment. One hand was lifted in blessing, the other was holding the garment at the bust. From the beginning of the garment at the chest there came forth two large rays, one red and also the other light. In silence I gazed intently at the Lord; my soul was overwhelmed with fear, but also with great enjoyment. I rely upon You.'", after a while Jesus said to me, ‘paint a picture in line with the structure you observe, with all the inscription: Jesus

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