The Gospel presents a man described as “full of leprosy.” Not partially wounded. Not mildly afflicted. Completely sick. And yet this is the man who is healed — because he approaches Jesus correctly. Father Anthony Gramlich, MIC, explains that Scripture reveals three responses to spiritual leprosy. The first is pride: refusing to see one’s own sin while accusing everyone else. This leprosy cannot be healed because it denies the wound. The second is despair: seeing the sin clearly but believing mercy is impossible. This leprosy turns inward and never reaches the Physician.

Father Anthony reflects on Luke 6:36 to explore how God’s unconditional love and forgiveness become the model for our own lives. Learn how to receive mercy through prayer—especially the Divine Mercy Chaplet—and how to extend mercy to others through acts of forgiveness and love.

Fr. Anthony Gramlich, reflects on the feeding of the 5,000 from Mark 6, revealing how Jesus’ compassion extends not only to our souls but also to our everyday needs. Learn how Divine Mercy invites us to trust God with both our spiritual and practical concerns—and to imitate Christ’s mercy in our daily lives.