
They are not conventional mysteries. On the second Sunday of Easter, at the will of Pope Saint John Paul, we celebrate the Feast of Divine Mercy. It can be stimulating to meditate with Mary on the mysteries of Mercy, summarized and concentrated in certain moments of her life. In this difficult and threatening time of a pandemic, Mercy pours out on the earth in many places and finds many people in complicity. The Spirit of Mercy promotes many creative, imaginative initiatives for the many people in need of spiritual and material help today: spiritual and bodily works of mercy! The memory and presence of the “Mater misericordiae” activate and stimulate us.
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