Extra Document called "Divine Mercy"--Week of November 13, 2022 - Page 4
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Find the extra document called, "Divine Mercy."  This is a brief story about Sister Faustina from Poland who saw an image of Jesus with red and white rays shining from him.  Jesus told her that he wants people to see this image and pray to Him.  He also reminded her that God is merciful to everyone.

The white rays represent our Baptism which cleanses our soul.  The red rays symbolize the blood that Jesus shed for us during his crucifixtion.

When we pray for Divine Mercy we Ask for His Mercy daily.  We ask that Jesus Be merciful to others.  We Completely trust in his mercy, always. (The ABCs of Divine Mercy)

God has made an ocean of mercy available for all people.  Jesus wants us to think of him often.  We should say, "Jesus, I trust in You." everyday.

In 2000, St. John Paul II made Sister Faustina a saint and said that the second Sunday of Easter is Divine Mercy Sunday.
On the Divine Mercy handout, there are 15 words to use to correctly complete each statement throughout the story.  Use each word only one time.  Answer the following questions please.
Who appeared to Sister Faustina in 1931? *
What is the answer to Number 9? *
What is the answer to Number 13? *
What is the answer to Number 4? *
What are the ABCs of the Divine Mercy (just the missing words, 10-12)? *
What were red and white and shone out of His Heart? *
What is the answer to Number 15? *
BONUS QUESTION:  This can be found on your paper.  What phrase does Jesus want us to say often? *
Select the prayers that you know by heart and have memorized.   *
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Closing Prayer:  We praise you God, the Father, Creator of Heaven and earth, for the earth, moon, sky, day, night, seas, dry land, stars, fish, plants, birds, all human beings, all animals and all you have created.  AMEN.
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