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Worldwide Divine Mercy Chaplet with Fr. Chris Alar,MIC

Join Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, on October 5, the Feast of Saint Faustina, for a special worldwide prayer of the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
Together with the Pontifical Missionary Society – Missionary Childhood Association (MCA) and the Foundation of Jesus The Divine Mercy (FJDM), children, families, teachers, schools, parishes, and communities around the world are invited to unite in prayer for God’s mercy, peace, and salvation for all people.
This special gathering is inspired by Saint Faustina’s mission to spread the message of Divine Mercy and by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen’s vision of embracing the whole world in prayer through the World Mission Rosary.
Each color of the World Mission Rosary represents a different region of the world—Africa, the Americas, Europe, Oceania, and Asia and the Middle East—reminding us to pray for every nation and every soul.
📅 Monday, October 5, 2026
🕐 1:00 PM EST
🙏 Feast of Saint Faustina

To register, contact Alixandra Holden, Director of MCA, at [email protected].
Jesus, I trust in You!
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