A Fresh Start Is Closer Than You Realize.
No matter how long it’s been, God’s mercy is waiting for you. Divine Mercy is about healing, forgiveness, and a new beginning—right where you are.
“The greater the sinner, the greater the right he has to My mercy.” -Jesus to St. Faustina
What Is Divine Mercy?
Through Jesus, God offers us mercy again and again—not because we earn it, but because He loves us.
Divine Mercy is God’s love in action—meeting us in our brokenness, forgiving our sins, and restoring our hearts. It reminds us that:
- No sin is greater than God’s mercy
- We are never too far gone to return to Him
- Trust opens the door to grace
How to Receive Jesus’ Divine Mercy
Here are simple ways to open your heart to God’s mercy:
- Go to Confession
Receive God’s forgiveness and healing. - Receive Holy Communion
Come to Mass with a heart ready to receive Jesus. - Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet
Especially at 3:00 PM, the Hour of Mercy. - Trust in Jesus
Turn to Him with confidence, not fear. - Show Mercy to Others
Through kindness, forgiveness, and compassion.
A Simple Daily Prayer
Jesus, I trust in You. Help me to receive Your mercy and share it with others. Amen.
A Message From Our Parish
At Blessed Sacrament Church, we want you to know this:
You are being prayed for
Whether you’ve been away from the Church for a long time, or you’re here every week, we are asking God to open hearts—especially yours—to His mercy.
There is nothing in your past that God cannot forgive.
There is no distance too far for Him to reach you.
This Divine Mercy Sunday, we invite you to take a step—no matter how small—toward Him.
Come experience the peace, freedom, and healing that only God can give.
Come Receive God’s Mercy
One of the most powerful ways to encounter God’s mercy is through the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
We invite you to come to Confession this week
Confession Times:
Wednesday’s 4:30p -5:00 pm
Saturday’s 3:30p-4:30 pm
You are also welcome to call and make an appointment.
(If it’s been a while, don’t worry—we’re here to help you through it. Mention to the priest that it's been awhile and he will be happy to guide you.)