The Divine Mercy Chaplet

They were on the last leg of their trip, about 35 miles from Sarasota, Florida, when a fearsome chain-reaction unfolded before their eyes. But they were praying the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy...

As we anticipate the arrival of Hurricane Milton and pray for the victims of Hurricane Helene, we are reminded of the power of the Chaplet of The Divine Mercy!

"The fact that Paula took her own life on the Feast of the Epiphany has always brought a thawing of Divine Mercy to the ice of my paralysis of fear over her eternal destiny," says Marian Helper Laurie Robinson.

How can we comfort the grieving families, bewildered and sorrowing over their tremendous personal loss in the earthquake in Morocco so far away from us? We are not helpless; we have the power of prayer. 

Patricia compared her faith to a low flame in a gas lamp that has been turned down: “very small but still burning.” It was this dim but persistent flame that nudged her forward in her return to the Church.

The earthquake in Turkey and Syria instantly killed thousands of people and severely injured even more – with no warning. If we cannot be on the scene physically to assist the injured, our spiritual presence by prayer and heeding the promises of Jesus by praying The Divine Mercy Chaplet is powerful.