“O God, your mercy knows no bounds and the treasure of your goodness is infinite…”

(Prayer after the “Te Deum” Hymn)

 “O God, you reveal your almighty power above all by showing mercy and forgiveness…” 

(Prayer for the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time),

In these prayers, the Holy Mother Church humbly and faithfully sings of Divine Mercy. Indeed, God’s great patience with the human race in general and with each individual person shines out in a special way when sins and moral failures are forgiven by Almighty God Himself and the guilty are readmitted in a father like way to His friendship, which they deservedly lost.

The faithful with deep spiritual affection are drawn to commemorate the mysteries of divine pardon and to celebrate them devoutly.

They clearly understand the supreme benefit, indeed the duty, that the People of God have to praise Divine Mercy with special prayers and, at the same time, they realize that by gratefully performing the works required and satisfying the necessary conditions, they can obtain spiritual benefits that derive from the Treasury of the Church. “The paschal mystery is the culmination of this revealing and effecting of mercy, which is able to justify man, to restore justice in the sense of that salvific order which God willed from the beginning in man, and through man, in the world” (Encyclical Letter Dives in misericordia, n. 7).

The celebration of the Divine Mercy Sunday takes a bigger significance as we at Ta Pinu Shrine(Aust) also include the commemoration of the Resurrection of Our Lord  during this service.