Divine Mercy Sunday: This is always celebrated on the Sunday following Easter. It completes a novena (9 day prayer of the divine mercy chaplet) which started on Good Friday. So, it would be a great idea to say a chaplet!
This Sunday we are celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday. On this day we celebrate the Lord's forgiveness and mercy. The upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday is especially important since we are in the year of mercy.
Hailee, I mentioned in my blog that this year's Divine Mercy Sunday is especially important in the Jubilee year of Mercy as well. I think you addressed the topic well.
The Sunday following Easter is a celebration know as Divine Mercy Sunday. We celebrate the forgiveness of all sins and punishment offered by Jesus Christ. This celebration is a great opportunity to start fresh and be with Jesus on the Lord's Day.
This Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday. Divine Mercy Sunday takes place every year on the Sunday after Easter.It is used as a celebration of God's forgiveness. If a person goes to confession and receives holy communion on that day, they can receive complete forgiveness from sins and punishment. Therefore, they would be able to go straight to heaven instead of Hell or purgatory. Also, on that day, a person can receive plenary indulgence by reciting some simple prayers. This day really connects with this year as the Jubilee Year of Mercy.
Divine Mercy Sunday:
ReplyDeleteThis is always celebrated on the Sunday following Easter. It completes a novena (9 day prayer of the divine mercy chaplet) which started on Good Friday. So, it would be a great idea to say a chaplet!
Gabe,
DeleteIt would be a great idea to say a chaplet. I like that you included that this Sunday completes the novena.
Gabe,
DeleteGreat job on your answer and great job on including information about the novena.
This Sunday we are celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday. On this day we celebrate the Lord's forgiveness and mercy. The upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday is especially important since we are in the year of mercy.
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DeleteI mentioned in my blog that this year's Divine Mercy Sunday is especially important in the Jubilee year of Mercy as well. I think you addressed the topic well.
The Sunday following Easter is a celebration know as Divine Mercy Sunday. We celebrate the forgiveness of all sins and punishment offered by Jesus Christ. This celebration is a great opportunity to start fresh and be with Jesus on the Lord's Day.
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DeleteI liked how you put in there that it is a great opportunity to start fresh.
We will be celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday. It is especially relevant this year, as Pope Francis has declared 2016 a Jubilee Year of Mercy.
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This Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday. Divine Mercy Sunday takes place every year on the Sunday after Easter.It is used as a celebration of God's forgiveness. If a person goes to confession and receives holy communion on that day, they can receive complete forgiveness from sins and punishment. Therefore, they would be able to go straight to heaven instead of Hell or purgatory. Also, on that day, a person can receive plenary indulgence by reciting some simple prayers. This day really connects with this year as the Jubilee Year of Mercy.
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DeleteJenna,
DeleteThe information you have about Divine Mercy Sunday is excellent. Good job.
Jenna,
DeleteYou put some good information down and I agree that this day connects with this year as the Jubilee Year of Mercy.
We are celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday. It is the Sunday following Easter.
ReplyDeleteWe are celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday!
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ReplyDeleteWe are celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday. The Sunday following Easter.
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