...For the outpouring of His unfathomable and generous gift of Divine Mercy and Love upon us.

“The Feast of Divine Mercy Emerged from My very depths of tenderness. It is My DESIRE that it be solemnly celebrated on the First Sunday after Easter (Diary 699) … Let the sinner not be afraid to approach Me, The flames of Mercy are burning Me. Clamoring to be spent. I want to pour them out upon these souls” (Diary 50).

16 April 2023
MAIN CHURCH
2:30 pm – Divine Mercy Image Prayer, Gospel, Litany of the Sacred Heart, Exposition and Adoration
3:00 pm – Prayers to the Divine Mercy, Image Veneration, Reposition of Blessed Sacrament

JESUS I TRUST IN YOU 

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Please note:  During Lent, the First Friday evening Mass will be suspended due to Stations of the Cross

ASH WEDNESDAY AND GOOD FRIDAY ARE DAYS
OF FASTING.
Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are permitted
one full meal and two lesser meals per day (which
together should not equal one full meal), with no eating
between meals.
ASH WEDNESDAY AND ALL FRIDAYS OF LENT ARE
DAYS OF ABSTINENCE.
Catholics who are 14 years or older should abstain
from meat entirely. Soups and gravies made from
meat are permitted.