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- Exponential Mercy
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- The Interior Life in Action
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- Blinded by Self
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- Divine Love for the Unlovable
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- A Paradigm Shift
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Latest Divine Mercy Reflections:
- Reflection 256: Doing Your Best
Saint Mother Teresa is often quoted as saying that God asks us to be faithful, not successful. In other words, we are called to offer our best to […]
- Reflection 255: The “Blessing” of Sin
This may seem like an unusual title. How can sin be a “blessing?” True, strictly speaking sin is an offense against God and has the effect of […]
- Reflection 254: Divinization
Our calling in life can be described as a call to divinization. What does this mean? It means that God came to Earth and took on our human nature […]
- Reflection 253: The Response of Total Gratitude
What should our response be to God? Oftentimes we become self-consumed in our relationship with God. We focus in on our troubles and needs. […]
- Reflection 252: The Apostolate of Mercy and Acceptance
Some people are deeply troubled in life and cannot seem to sort out their difficulties. They are “needy” in the sense that they are constantly […]
