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Radio Family Rosary, Inc. P.O. Box 17484 Phoenix, AZ 85011

April Issue. OPEN TODAY Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27. For Divine Mercy Leaflet, see p.1

Have a Blessed Easter

Radio Family Rosary Program Schedule KXXT 1010 AM Weekdays 6:30- 7 p.m., Spanish 7-7:30 p.m.

April 2014 1 Tues Our Lenten Journey - Fr. James Kubicki, SJ. 2 Wed Continued 3 Thur Canonizations – Mercy Sunday - Fr. James Kubicki, SJ 4 Fri Continued 7 Mon Who Are the Lost Sheep? - Fr. Rob Clements 8 Tues Continued 9 Wed Continued 10 Thur Continued 11 Fri Continued 14 Mon Entering into the Passion of Christ – Fr. Paul Sullivan 15 Tues Joy of Atonement - Fr. Paul Sullivan 16 Wed Passover, Fulfillment of God’s Promise – Fr. Paul Sullivan 17 Thur Continued 18 Fri Divine Mercy Novena Starts 21 Mon Canonizations John Paul II, John XXIII – Bishop Olmsted 22 Tues Continued 23 Wed Bishop Thomas Olmsted 24 Thur Experiencing the Joy of the Resurrection - Fr. Kurt Perera 25 Fri St. Louis de Montfort – Janet Laplante 28 Mon St. Catherine of Siena – Janet Laplante 29 Tues Experiencing the Joy of the Resurrection - Fr. Kurt Perera 30 Wed Pope’s May Intentions - Fr. James Kubicki, SJ

Programming Subject to Change

Spiritual Communion

My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament of the altar. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You

into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You

sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my

heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and

unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You.

Pray frequently during the day.

May be prayed on behalf of others.

Tune in nightly KXXT 1010 AM Weekdays 6:30- 7 p.m. Internet azchristiantalk.com Click to KXXT Spanish Rosary Weekdays 7-7:30 p.m.

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Radio Family Rosary Newsletter April 2014, P. O. Box 17484, Phx., AZ 85011 Website: www.radiofamilyrosary.com Vol. 30, No. 4

Welcome, new readers. Inform us if you or a friend want to be on the mailing list or if you are vacationing, moving or want to discontinue. A current list saves postage cost. Call Genevieve 602-954-0316.

April Highlights 13 Palm Sunday Holy Week 18 Good Friday – Divine Mercy Novena begins

20 Easter 27 Divine Mercy Sunday and Canonization of Bl. John Paul II Bl. John XXIII

Spiritual Insights from Fr. Zachary of the Mother of God, SOLT

Fr. Zachary tells us to pray that we have the ability to pray, to bring ourselves into a state of humility and total dependence on Mary to help us. Father highly recommended that three times a day we bring souls to Our Lady. This, he believes, could transform the world.

Father remarked that the Samaritan woman who encountered Jesus at the well became the first missionary, eagerly telling others about Jesus. Pope Francis reminds us to leave our comfort zone and became missionaries. Fr. Zachary asks how are we responding to this invitation to be missionaries?

In these last weeks of Lent let us embrace the cross with enthusiasm and perseverance. Mary is with us at this time, and always, to help us live according to God’s plan.

Wisdom of St. John Paul II “From Mary we learn to surrender to God’s will in all things. From Mary we learn to trust even when all hope seems gone. From Mary we learn to love Christ her Son and the Son of God.” St. John XXIII Papacy Oct. 28, 1958 to June 3, 1963. He called the historic second Vatican Council. He was devoted to St. Joseph and to the Rosary, praying three Rosaries daily. In the Diocese of Phoenix there is an elementary school bearing his name.

April Program Guests Bishop Thomas Olmsted will be with us three times Fr. Rob Clements, Pastor/Director of All Saints New- man Center, ASU Fr. James Kubicki, SJ, Nat’l Director of the Apostleship

of Prayer, will be with us several times. Fr. Kurt Perera of Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral Fr. Paul Sullivan, Director of the Office of Vocations will

Help us prepare for Holy Week.

Knights and Ladies of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem will record the Rosary this month. It will be aired monthly for fellow Christians who are enduring great trial in the Holy Land.

Groups to Record Rosaries Our goal is for every parish, organization, Cath-olic school, prayer group to participate on the Rosary Program by leading the Rosary. For info on participation, call Dorothy 602-944-6811.

Confession to Prepare for Easter Pope Francis frequently talks about “mercy and grace.” He assures us that God is always ready to welcome us back. Many parishes now have extended hours of Confession. Let us pray to the Holy Spirit that those in need of Confession (all of us) will take advantage of this Lenten opportunity.

Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27 Divine Mercy Sunday focuses on rededication

to living and proclaiming Christ’s Mercy.

Order Novena Leaflets Today Be an Apostle of Mercy. Someone has donated six hundred copies of the Divine Mercy Novena. These are available to newsletter readers to share with others. Traditionally the Novena starts on Good Friday but can be prayed any time. God wants to extend His mercy to the whole world and we can be instruments of that mercy. Write to us for leaflets or call Genevieve at 602-954-0316. Many Divine Mercy celebrations will be held in the Diocese. See website for update. Give the website here…

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Please put notice in parish bulletin and organization newsletter: Radio Family Rosary Program: Tune in nightly to Rosary and inspiring talks on KXXT 1010 AM Mon thru Fri, 6:30-7 p.m. Special guests this month: Bishop Thomas Olmsted, Fr. Rob Clements, Fr. James Kubicki, SJ, Fr. Kurt Perera and Fr. Paul Sullivan. For daily schedule call Genevieve at 602-954-0316. For listening on internet www.azchristiantalk.com click to KXXT

Radio Reception Excellent Now Please tell family and friends to tune in

nightly to pray the Holy Rosary and listen to informative and inspiring talks. Broadcast NOW reaches to the far ends of the Valley. Available worldwide on internet www.azchristiantalk.com.

Sponsoring a Program A great way to support RFR is by sponsoring a program for a special intention, occasion, in thanksgiving, in memory or in honor of someone. Please consider this way of supporting RFR. See enclosed slip or call Genevieve, 602-954-0316. Please let us hear from you.

We Are About to Embark on an Expansion of RFR

On the horizon are plans for a greater outreach. We ask your support both prayerfully.

Monetarily. This project will demand high tech equipment.

PLEASE if you would like to help, send donation Earmarked NEW EQUIPMENT.

Opportunity for You! Several people are needed to help produce new Rosaries for

broadcast. Interesting and spiritually rewarding.

Special Needs • Parish representatives to promote RFR in

your parish. Call Genevieve 602-954-0316 for info.

• Guest speakers. Let us know of priests coming to Valley whom we could invite to be guests on RFR. They could be interviewed in advance by phone from anywhere in U.S.

Please Consider Easter Offering We invite you to give an Easter Offering to RFR. As you may know, we are producing and airing 10 Rosary programs weekly. It is a financial challenge. Your generosity is most appreciated and needed. It is a means of evangelizing the Easter Message.

Come Holy Spirit! The Supreme Court of the U.S. is hearing arguments that could result in decisions that would undermine religious liberty in the United States. Let’s call on the Holy Spirit to enlighten the Supreme Court Justices.

St. Padre Pio said, “Worry is useless, what is needed is prayer.”

Fr. Basil Cole, OP, said on our Program that it only takes some people to be committed

to prayer to change the course of history. Let us be among those people.

ABC’s of Divine Mercy - A Summary: + Ask for God’s Mercy + Be merciful like Our Father

+ Completely trust in Jesus

The Divine Mercy revelations by Jesus to St. Faustina make a twofold request: 1. Trust. Complete confidence in Jesus.

2. Deeds of mercy - the daily practice of mercy toward one’s neighbor.

Responding to the Divine Mercy Message + Say often, “Jesus, I trust in you.” + Show mercy by daily prayer, penance, words, deeds. + Pause at 3 p.m. to remember Jesus’ passion. + Receive Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist often. + Make visits to the Blessed Sacrament. + Pray Chaplet of Divine Mercy daily. + Display Divine Mercy image of Jesus in your home.

Upcoming Annual May Card Party Call Peggy at 602-840-8185 for details

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our supporters.

Have Blessed Easter

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Rosary for America First Monday Every Month

Mount Claret Center 4633 N. 54th St.

(N. of Camelback) Monday, April 7, 7 p.m. Monday, May 5, 7 p.m.

We will record Rosary for Radio.

Good Friday Rosary with Bishop Olmsted

April 18 11:00 a.m. to 12 Noon

Planned Parenthood Abortion Site 5771 W. Eugie, Glendale

S. of Thunderbird off of 59th Ave. Turn E. off 59th Ave.

Do not park at any nearby medical parking site nor at Fry’s Please join Bishop Olmsted in praying the

Holy Rosary to end abortion.

Divine Mercy Celebration Sunday, April 27- 2:00 p.m. Mass

Bishop Eduardo Nevares - Celebrant Divine Mercy Chaplet, Benediction.

St. James Parish, 19640 N. 35th Ave., Glendale. Take Rose Garden off I-17 to 35th Ave, turn north

Available through RFR

Special Offerings + Intercessors of the Lamb CD Collection by Mother Nadine. A priceless collection of CDs.

+ The Poem of the Man-God, Maria Valtorta, Vol.1, 2 & 4.

Call Dorothy at 602-944-6811 for details. Prayers after Communion. Leaflet by Bishop Wm.

Gomes. Suggested donation .10 each. Laminated also available. Sug. donation .50 each. Let us know number of copies. Excellent to include in your correspondence. This is a great way to evangelize.

The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis de Montfort Excellent gift. Sug. donation $4.

Divine Mercy Pamphlets – Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet. Can be prayed for personal intentions and/or the salvation of the world. An excellent way to entrust the world and ourselves to God’s Mercy. Sug. donation .25 each

Divine Mercy booklets - Suggested donation $3

Novena to the Holy Spirit – Helps know the Holy Spirit. Suggested donation $1

The Lord Asks for an Hour –Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s talk is a masterpiece on Adoration.

CD. Donation only for mailing. The Five First Saturdays: Mary’s Great Promise at

Fatima. Pamphlets give full explanation on First Saturday Devotion that can change the course of history. Suggested .50 each includes postage.

(Remember to pray for world peace and especially the situation in Russia.)

We thank the many people who: 1. Prayed for the success of dinner 2. Donated items. 3. Bought tickets

4. Helped underwrite 5. Assisted 6. Attended RFR Raffle Major Prize Winners

¼ ounce Gold Coin - Republic Monetary Exchange Dianne Whitney

Our Lady of Guadalupe Statue Mary Immaculate Books & Gift

Ray Guy Icon Print of St. Joseph

Iconographer Maria Diaz Jim Clark

Statue of Our Lady of America, Rosary for America and Booklet

Manny Yrique – Rosary for the U. S. of America. Esther Escarcega

Our Lady of Czestochowa Wall Décor Item St. John of the Desert Gift Shop

Susan Roman St. Philomena Large Canvas Print

St. Philomena Arch-confraternity Gina Werve

$100 Cash, Unique Rosary Kathy Tesoriero

Fr. Zachary’s Book: Fiat! Following God’s Plan for Your Life, is available at: Marian Shop at St. Francis Xavier Church and at Gift Shop at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Wonderful gift. Book provides the necessary tools of the spiritual life and formation in Our Lady’s heart to become “the saints we were created to be.” Available also through RFR, call Genevieve 602-954-0316.

April 1 our new website will be up: If you would prefer receiving the newsletter by email, let us know by sending us your email. This will save postage. The newsletter can be down-loaded and forwarded to others. It will feature many facets of our faith. Our new web-master is Carl Perera.

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St. Louis de Monfort

St. Louis de Montfort (1673 to 1716) Feast April 28

During his life of 43 years, St. Louis de Montfort met with great opposition. His writings reappeared 100 years after

his death and are very popular today. He is best known for his books True Devotion to Mary and The Secret of the Rosary. He was canonized in 1947. He foresaw a group of laity widely believed to be the Legion of Mary (which was founded 1921), striving for personal sanctification and bringing souls to Christ through Mary. The Secret of Rosary available through RFR for $4 donation. See Page 3. His parish missions drew ignoramus crowds. His life was short but legacy has endured through the centuries. St. Catherine Siena. She had greatly influence. She had the ear of the Pope. She is a doctor of Church I think. God granted her great insights. We have a Church named after her in South Phoenix.

The cardinal specified that Pope Francis "has given a privileged place to the poor, the marginalized, to all those who suffer." The cardinal in Portugal.

Print of the Virgin Mary – Naddie Flynn Whitfill Nursery Certificate –

Days Following Easter Jesus’ last 40 days on earth following Easter (Gospels, Acts 1:1-12) were a triumphant time.

Jesus ate with His disciples, instructed them and gave the great commission “make disciples of all nations.” He told Peter to feed His lambs, tend His sheep. Paul records that Jesus was seen not only by His disciples but also by 500 people at one time.

St. Louis de Montfort (1673 to 1716)

Feast April 28 During his life of 43 years, St. Louis de Montfort met with great opposition. His writings reappeared 100 years after his death and are very popular

today. He is best known for his books True Devotion to Mary and The Secret of the Rosary. He was canonized in 1947.

He foresaw a group of laity widely believed to be the Legion of Mary (which was founded 1921), striving for personal sanctification and bringing souls to Christ through Mary.

The Secret of the Rosary is available through RFR for $4 donation. See Page 3.

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Faith Proclaiming the Faith in the

Third Millennium This 65-page booklet on our Faith is a treasure.

Made available by Knights of Columbu s. Donation for postage appreciated.

Sponsoring a Program A great way to support RFR is by sponsoring a program for a special intention, occasion, in thanksgiving, in memory or in honor of someone. Please consider this way of supporting RFR. See enclosed slip or call Genevieve, 602-954-0316. Please let us hear from you.

Special Needs � Parish representatives to promote RFR in your

parish. Call Genevieve 602-954-0316 for info. � Guest speakers. Let us know of priests coming

to Valley that we could invite to be a guest on RFR. They could be interviewed in advance by phone from anywhere in U.S.

� Your group is invited to record the Rosary for broadcast. Call Genevieve at 602-954-0316.

Power of Eucharistic Adoration “The worship of the Eucharist

outside of the Mass is of inestimable value for the life of the Church.”

- Blessed John Paul John Paul was referred to as “an intercessor for humanity.” We certainly need his intercession at

this time.

A Hidden Treasure “Evil must be overcome with good. Greater evil must be overcome with greater good. The extraordinary evils of the world today must be overcome

with the extraordinary good of Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration! Your sacrifice

in spending one Holy Hour each week, especially in the middle of the night, will repair for the evils of the world and open up the

floodgates of God’s merciful love upon all humankind.”

- Blessed John Paul

For info about Eucharistic Adoration in our Diocese

or for the Adoration Chapel nearest you call Loretta 602-332-2520 or Chris 602-274-5959.

Divine Mercy Celebration

Feast of Divine Mercy 2:00 p.m., Sunday April 7 - Mass 3:00 p.m. Exposition of the Blessed Sacra Fr. John Hardin Joan Sweeney Gloria Herro Mary Brandt Amelia Perez Cecile Fahey Cuca Lopez Anne Cole Agnes Webber Emie Soronago St. Philomena Mary Walsh � Person to prepare trays for mailing. Need to

live in the central Phoenix area and be able to transport mail to 48th St. and Van Buren. Once-a-month task about every third month.

All three locations have seen hearts and minds changed to life.

For more info. or to volunteer, please contact James or Beth at 480-671 6001, Chandler Site Monica Jordan at 602-625-0016, Glendale Site

Website: www.40daysforlife.com If you cannot be present, please prayer

wherever you are. * * * * * * * *

Good Friday Rosary Friday, April 22, 12 Noon

who do value the sanctity of life.

An Evening Review or Morning Offering with Fr. James Kubicki, SJ. These CDs are an excellent means of entering into a deeper relationship with God. Fr Kubicki, the National Director of the Apostleship of Prayer, has a unique gift of bringing the Spirit of Christ into our lives. This is a real treasure. An ideal gift. Sug. donation $10 each. Specify title.

A great offer! Attention Parents, Catechists or Persons Looking to Deepen Knowledge of the Faith: We have available 15-plus manuals that teach

every aspect of the Faith. Beautifully illustrated. Published by Ave Maria Press.

Jesus Christ, God’s Revelation to the World Jesus Christ, His Mission and Ministry

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The Church, Our Story, Catholic Tradition, Mission and Practice.

Manuals include Teacher’s Edition. All brand new. For additional info. or if you would like to review,

call Dorothy at 602-944-6811. Adoration Chapels Call for the one closest to you. Loretta Winn 602-332-2520, or Chris Wacknov 274-5959 Flowers in God’s Garden by Sandra Shaw. The

story of the friendship of two young girls and how God’s love and generosity bring them together. Depicts real life situations encoun-tered by us all. Ideal for Easter, First Hoy Communion and Confirmation over 100 pages. Donation $9 includes postage.

A Pro-life Prayer for Our President and Public Officials

Lord, God, Author of Life and Source of Eternal Life. Move the hearts of all our public officials and especially our President, to fulfill their responsibil-ities worthily and well to all those entrusted to their care. Help them in their special leadership roles, to extend the mantle of protection to the most vulner-able, especially the defenseless unborn, whose live are threatened with extermination by an indifferent society. Guide all public officials by your wisdom and grace to cease supporting any law that fails to protect the fundamental good that is human life itself, which is a gift from God and parents. You are the Protector and Defender of the lives of the innocent unborn. Change the hearts of those who compromise the call to protect and defend life. Bring our nation to the values that have made us a great nation, a society that upholds the values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all. Mary, the Mother of the living, help us to bear witness to the Gospel of Life with our lives and our laws, through Christ, Our Lord. Amen Imprimatur: January 22, 2009

Most Reverend Robert J. Baker Bishop of Birmingham in Alabama This prayer is prayed during EWTN Masses.

See Enclosed Flyer on Divine Mercy

Schedule and Prayers. + + + + +

Call Us for Private Showing *Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen

works. We have a large collection including books, videos, tapes, many of which are

collector’s items. *Thomas Merton

We have numerous Merton books. Call Dorothy at 602-944-6811 for private showing of these and

other books of possible interest.

Pope Francis’ Plea “Implore the intercession of the Virgin Mary,

St. Joseph, Ss. Peter and Paul and St. Francis, that the Holy Spirit accompany my ministry,

and I ask all of you to pray for me! Amen.” - Pope Francis, March 19, 2013

“Be Protectors of God’sGifts” Highlights from Pope Francis’ Inaugural Homily

March 19, 2013 – Feast of Saint Joseph + Joseph acts “discreetly, humbly and silently”

with “unfailing presence and utter fidelity, even when he finds it difficult to understand.” + Joseph was “constantly attentive to God, open to the signs of God’s presence and receptive to God’s plan …not his own.” + Although Joseph was strong, courageous and hard working, “in his

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heart we see great tenderness…genuine openness to others.”

+ Christ is “the core of a Christian vocation.” +“Let us protect Christ in our lives, so that we can protect others, so that we can protect creation!” + Being a protector includes loving concern for everyone, especially children, the elderly, those in need. + Being a protector means protecting spouses and children, and children, in time, protecting parents. + Being a protector “means building sincere friendships in which we protect one another in trust, respect, and goodness.”

+ When we fail in these concerns, “the way is opened to destruction and hearts are hardened…there are ‘Herods’ who plot death, wreak havoc...” + A protector must keep watch over oneself, guarding against hatred, envy and pride. + In Christ’s command to Peter, “Feed My lambs, feed My sheep,” we see that “…authentic power is service…which has its radiant culmination on the Cross.” + “Only those who serve with love are able to protect.” + To look upon others “with tenderness and love…” opens up “a horizon of hope.” + “We must not be afraid of goodness, or even tenderness!” Pope Francis, Model of His Patron

Our Holy Father’s first message asked for our prayers. He called us to protect all that God has created, including all people from the children in the womb to the elderly, as well as God’s gifts of natural resources. Pope Francis is a model of simplicity, poverty, humility and obedience by the example of his patron, St. Francis of Assisi. This saint, although romanticized as a simple lover of animals and plants, was in fact zealous and courageous. God’s message to Francis, “rebuild My Church” resulted in wide-spread spiritual

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Paul II, in calling for unceasing adoration asks us to be “ready” to sacrifice that we may “make reparation for the great faults and crimes of the world” (Dominicae Cenae, Ch. I, Sec. 2, Art. 3)

Reprinted from the Missionaries of the Blessed Sacrament monthly publication Sept. 2001.

Although the Gospels do not record it, we may be sure that Our Lady was the first to experience the Light of the Risen Christ. One of our beautiful liturgies is the Easter Vigil. It begins in the dark, then the paschal candle is lit, representing the Light of Christ. The light spreads until the entire church is aglow.

As Catholic Christians we are called to bring the Light of Christ, the Light of the World, to all those we encounter. We can do this by our virtuous example, our cheerfulness, patience, kindness, consideration, willingness to help. We have been reminded, “You are the only gospel some people will ever read.” By our prayers and sacrifices we can also bring Christ’s Light to people we may never meet: to people on the other side of the world, to mothers and the children in the womb, to the sick and suffering and homeless, military personnel and prisoners.

Queen of Heaven, rejoice, alleluia. The Son whom you merited to bear, alleluia,

has risen has He said, alleluia. Pray for us to God, alleluia.

Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, alleluia

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Pro-life Prayer of Pope John Paul II O Mary, we entrust to you the cause of life.

Look down upon the vast numbers of babies not allowed to be born. Grant all who believe in your Son to proclaim the Gospel of Life.

Obtain for them the grace to accept the Gospel as a gift ever new,

to bear witness to it resolutely, to praise and glorify God, the Creator and Lover of Life.

Amen

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Parish Representatives Needed. These are people who will put a monthly Radio Family Rosary notice in their parish bulletin and will help distribute newsletters. This is a fun task that helps promote Our Lady’s Rosary Program. Call Anne at 602-864-9857 for more information.

3:00 P.M. “ Hour of Great Mercy” Jesus asks us to recall at 3 P.M. his suffering and death. He told St. Faustina: “At three o’clock implore My mercy, especially for sinners; and, if only for brief moment, immerse yourself in My Passion, particularly My abandonment at the moment of agony. This is the hour of great mercy for the whole world… In this hour I will refuse nothing to the soul that makes a request of Me in virtue of My Passion.” Suggested prayer for 3 P.M.: “O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the Heart of Jesus as a fount of mercy for us, I trust in You.” Say often every day: “Jesus, I trust in You.”

Easter celebrates the highlight of our Christian belief. It is time of renewal and rebirth. It is time in which we reflect on the blessing of God’s gift of the promise of eternal life. God’s triumph over death is the message of Easter which we

acknowledge and in which we rejoice. We at Radio Family Rosary pray that the joy and blessings of this Easter Season will be you and your loved ones. Prolife Corner “I often pray at abortion clinics because they are today’s Calvary. Jesus was an innocent person put to death unjustly. Who could be more innocent than a child?” – Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted

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The Divine Mercy Message Is Urgent in This Age of Immorality and

Terror

The Sunday after Easter is Divine Mercy Sunday, April 11 The feast is observed by the Universal Church. When Jesus requested this feast, He told St. Faustina: “The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgive- ness of sins and punishment… Let no soul fear to draw near to Me, even though its sins be as scarlet.” The Sacrament of Reconciliation should be received within eight days before the feast or after. Jesus indicated that worthy reception of Communion on this day restores the soul to baptismal innocence.

How to Make Divine Mercy Novena, which begins on Good Friday, April 6

The Divine Mercy Novena, which Jesus requested of St. Faustina, begins on Good Friday and should include the Chaplet of Divine Mercy each day, plus prayers for these intentions:

First day: All mankind, especially sinners. Second day: The souls of priests and religious. Third day: All devout and faithful souls. Fourth day: Those who do not believe in Me and those who do not yet know Me. Fifth day: The souls of the separated brethren. Sixth day: The meek and humble souls and the souls of little children. Seventh day: The souls who especially venerate and glorify My mercy.

Eighth day: The souls who are in Purgatory. Ninth day: Souls who have become lukewarm

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The Divine Mercy Message Is Urgent in

This Age of Immorality and Terror .

In the 1930s God asked a humble Polish nun, Sr. Faustina, to be the ‘secretary” of His mercy. “Tell the world