Week 41 | On the Road to Emmaus w/ Bishop Boyea | Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet

This week On the Road to Emmaus, Bishop Earl Boyea focuses on the deep Eucharistic devotion of Sister Faustina Kowalska, the early 20th Polish nun whose claimed repeated apparitions of Jesus gave rise to a popular contemporary devotion to Christ’s Divine Mercy.
Bishop Boyea challenges us to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at least one day this week, ideally at 3pm. He also introduces a moving personal testimony to the power of the Divine Mercy Chaplet featuring Lisa Kutas, Chief of Staff of the Diocese of Lansing, who prayed the chaplet for her dear late father, Larry, during his last moments of life. May he rest in peace.
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[@blanasky4385]

I really enjoyed the mens conference, it is always a great privilege for me a convert to the Catholic Church to be in the presence of a successor to the apostles of Jesus Christ, and to receive communion in the Mass. The speakers were inspiring, especially Father Joe. Thank you again, God Bless you Bishop 😊

[@annettearmstrong8566]

What a beautiful story.

[@donnamurray4666]

Beautiful testimony and encouraging

[@jr9779]

Beautiful witness to the Divine Mercy. It’s an amazing prayer for the dying for sure! Many wonderful personal accounts of God working in them at the hour of death.

[@GodHasYou]

I love The Divine Mercy Chaplet. We pray it for those who dying or just passed. Looking at that picture is like Jesus is looking into your soul. We need you Jesus in our country and in the whole world. Lord have mercy on us.

[@jackieforestieri3010]

Thanks for reminding us of this wonderful devotion. It only takes about five minutes to pray the chaplet. What a great return for that time!