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The Divine Mercy is sung by Annie Carto

Second Day
"Today bring to Me the Souls of Priests and Religious, and immerse them in My unfathomable mercy. It was they who gave me strength to endure My bitter Passion. Through them as through channels My mercy flows out upon mankind."

Most Merciful Jesus, from whom comes all that is good, increase Your grace in men and women consecrated to Your service,* that they may perform worthy works of mercy; and that all who see them may glorify the Father of Mercy who is in heaven.

Eternal Father, turn Your merciful gaze upon the company of chosen ones in Your vineyard -- upon the souls of priests and religious; and endow them with the strength of Your blessing. For the love of the Heart of Your Son in which they are enfolded, impart to them Your power and light, that they may be able to guide others in the way of salvation and with one voice sing praise to Your boundless mercy for ages without end. Amen.

* In the original text, Saint Faustina uses the pronoun "us" since she was offering this prayer as a consecrated religious sister. The wording adapted here is intended to make the prayer suitable for universal use. 

First Day
"Today bring to Me all mankind, especially all sinners, and immerse them in the ocean of My mercy. In this way you will console Me in the bitter grief into which the loss of souls plunges Me."

Most Merciful Jesus, whose very nature it is to have compassion on us and to forgive us, do not look upon our sins but upon our trust which we place in Your infinite goodness. Receive us all into the abode of Your Most Compassionate Heart, and never let us escape from It. We beg this of You by Your love which unites You to the Father and the Holy Spirit.

Eternal Father, turn Your merciful gaze upon all mankind and especially upon poor sinners, all enfolded in the Most Compassionate Heart of Jesus. For the sake of His sorrowful Passion show us Your mercy, that we may praise the omnipotence of Your mercy for ever and ever. Amen.

Day 21

Conclusion

Pages  169 to 173

A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

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Day 20

Pages  157 to 167

A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

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Day 19

Pages  149 to 157 

A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

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Day 18

Pages  140 to 149

 

A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

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Day 17

Pages  136 to 140

Special Guest Fr. Kevin

Bonus: Confession

A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

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Day 16

Pages    127 to 136

Workbook pages 71 to  72

 

 A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

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Day 15

Pages    120 to 127

 

 

A do it yourself retreat written by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC based on the spiritual excercises of St. Ignatius.

Get your copy of the retreat materials today at:

http://33daystomorningglory.blogs