Divine Mercy Sunday Celebrations Divine Mercy Sunday will be celebrated with a special programme of events in Mucklagh church on this Sunday 12th April. Commencing at 3pm with Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament; Blessing of the Divine Image, Rosary and Chaplet of the Divine Mercy at 3.30 pm, Mass will follow. Confessions will be available on the day Divine Mercy The message of The Divine Mercy is simple. It is that God loves us – all of us. And, he wants us to recognise that His mercy is greater than our sins, so that we will call upon Him with trust, receive His mercy and let it flow through us to others. Thus, all will come to share His joy

Prayer of entrustment to the Divine Mercy O Lord, our God. we place our trust in You,  Because you are mercy itself. We repent of our sins and turn to You for mercy.We trust You to provide for our every need, according to Your will. Help us to forgive others as You forgive us. We promise to be merciful by our deeds, words and prayers. Though we have fears because of human weakness, we rely on Your infinite goodness and mercy.  We entrust to You the future of our planet, our Church, our nations, our families and all our needs.  With loud cries we implore your mercy on us and on the whole world. Look upon us, created in your image and likeness. Form us in the Heart of Mary by the power of the Holy Spirit into the living images of mercy. May all come to know the depth of Your mercy and sing the praises of   Your mercy forever.  Amen!

Chaplet Prayer from the Diary of St Faustina O Greatly Merciful God, Infinite Goodness today all mankind calls out from the abyss of its misery to Your mercy — to Your compassion, O God; and it is with its mighty voice of misery that it cries out. Gracious God, do not reject the prayer of this earth’s exiles! O Lord, Goodness beyond our understanding, Who are acquainted with our misery through and through, and know that by our own power we cannot ascend to You, we implore You: anticipate us with Your grace and keep on increasing Your mercy in us, that we may faithfully do Your holy will all through our life and at death’s hour. Let the omnipotence of Your mercy shield us from the darts of our salvation’s enemies, that we may with confidence, as Your children, await Your [Son’s] final coming — that day known to You alone. And we expect to obtain everything promised us by Jesus in spite of all our wretchedness. For Jesus is our Hope: through His merciful Heart, as through an open gate, we pass through to Heaven.