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Good morning!! A Blessed Sunday to you! Welcome to the Sunday Mass from Cathedral of Christ the King in Superior, Wisconsin. Thank you for sharing this video on Facebook! You are evangelists, tellers of the Good News of Jesus by sharing it! Please indicate in the comments where you are watching this Mass from. Thank you! Don’t forget to say an Our Father and a Hail Mary every day about 12:00 noon local time for peace. Also, sometime during the day, say a Hail Mary for our priests. And pray the rosary every day!
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Today, we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday and focus on Gods unstoppable love for the whole human race. This mercy is ultimately why God became flesh: Jesus is Gods mercy in human form, and his life, death, and resurrection are all for the sake of reconciling fallen humanity with God.⁣
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But 2,000 years after Christ, how do we encounter divine mercy today? This Sundays Gospel clues us in. Although Jesus ascended into heaven, he sent his disciples, aided by the Holy Spirit, to continue his work. As the Father has sent me, so I send you. In other words, the Catholic Church, the community of Jesus Christ, continues his mission of divine mercy today; through prayer and the sacraments, but also through our loving presence in a broken world.⁣
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This Sunday, lets ask God to help Cathedral of Christ the King be a field hospital of his divine mercy. #SundayScripture

Today, we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday and focus on God's unstoppable love for the whole human race. This mercy is ultimately why God became flesh: Jesus is God's mercy in human form, and his life, death, and resurrection are all for the sake of reconciling fallen humanity with God.⁣

But 2,000 years after Christ, how do we encounter "divine mercy" today? This Sunday's Gospel clues us in. Although Jesus ascended into heaven, he sent his disciples, aided by the Holy Spirit, to continue his work. "As the Father has sent me, so I send you." In other words, the Catholic Church, the community of Jesus Christ, continues his mission of divine mercy today; through prayer and the sacraments, but also through our loving presence in a broken world.⁣

This Sunday, let's ask God to help Cathedral of Christ the King be a field hospital of his divine mercy. #SundayScripture
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