Surprisingly, the bible does not prohibit making graven images. So what does the Bible prohibit? Fr. Chris Alar explains this and the incredible meaning of the Image of Divine Mercy.

Even going back to the Old Testament, the people of God have always had priests to mediate between them and God; to offer sacrifices in expiation for the sin of the people. Did the role of the priest change in the New Testament? And if so, how? Hear Fr. Chris discuss the priesthood and interview Mark Wahlberg about his new movie, Father Stu.

The readings for this homily: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/013026.cfm Father Jason Lewis, MIC, leads us into one of Scripture’s most sobering and hope-filled accounts: the fall and repentance of King David. Chosen, anointed, and beloved by God, David nevertheless sins gravely — through sloth, lust, deceit, and murder. Yet this story is not preserved to excuse sin, but to reveal the astonishing depth of Divine Mercy.