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God’s mercy isn’t a trickle—it’s a torrent. Flowing from the pierced side of Christ, God’s mercy brings forgiveness, healing, reconciliation, and new life to a wounded world. The spirituality of the Precious Blood invites us to encounter that mercy personally and then share its transforming power with those around us. Wherever there’s suffering, division, or discouragement, Christ’s mercy offers a path toward hope and renewal. In the second part of Fr. Patrick Gonyeau’s inspirational Restoring Hope episode, reflect on the “torrent of mercy” and discover the boundless love God pours out for each of us.
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Lenten Schedule at the Shrine
Lent is a special time of the year at the Sorrowful Mother Shrine in Bellevue, Ohio. The shrine is sponsored by the Missionaries of the Precious Blood. During Lent, in addition to having a confessor available for an hour before every Mass, the shrine offers...
Do We Trust God?
By V. Rev. Jeffrey Kirch, C.PP.S. On this Second Sunday of Lent, we encounter two rich and vivid scripture passages. In our first reading, we are confronted with the difficult story of the binding of Isaac. Our Gospel reading presents us with an almost fantastical...
Time to Retreat
By Brother Brian Boyle, C.PP.S. The characters in the readings share at least one thing in common: they are confronting loss and fear. Noah and his family are floating in his ark reflecting on losing everyone in his whole community, and rebuilding his life from the...
Jesus Brings Us Back to Community
By Fr. Tim Knepper, C.PP.S. One of the sad aspects of life today is the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve got mask mandates, six-feet social distancing, and not interacting with people from outside our immediate households. At a funeral recently, a parishioner wanted to hug...
Where Are We Being Called?
By Fr. Dennis Chriszt, C.PP.S. Over the past year, since the pandemic started, many of us can identify with Job in today’s first reading. Life has become a drudgery. And many of us wonder if we shall ever see happiness again. Like Simon’s mother-in-law, too...