Gods saves through His Great Love and Mercy
Gods saves through His Great Love and Mercy
Father Anthony reflects on Ephesians 2:4-7 — It describes the depth of God’s mercy and love. Even though humanity was spiritually dead because of sin, God made us alive with Christ, raised us with Him, and gave us a place with Him. The passage emphasizes that salvation comes from God’s grace and that our new life in Christ displays His kindness and goodness for all eternity.
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Divine Mercy Sunday is an incredibly important day of grace. And it's essential to reflect on the profound connection between Divine Mercy and the Eucharist, the greatest expression of God's mercy. Father Mark Baron, MIC deepens our understanding of this sacred mystery and how it invites us to trust in God’s mercy more fully. Then meet Mother of Mercy Messengers, a Marian apostolate dedicated to spreading the message of Divine Mercy across the country, touching hearts and transforming lives.
Fr. Anthony Gramlich explores the healing of the paralyzed man in Mark 2, showing how the mercy of Jesus often reaches us through the love and faith of others. When we feel stuck or spiritually paralyzed, it’s okay to lean on our brothers and sisters in Christ—because sometimes, it takes a community to carry us to healing.
Father Seraphim shares with us the first observation of the meaning of mercy: Love reaching out to misery.
