Associate Missionaries of Divine Mercy

Associate Missionaries of Divine Mercy make a one year commitment to perform the Corporal Works of Mercy in their daily life at home, at their place of work and at St. Luke's Mission of Mercy.

Associate Missionaries of Divine Mercy also agree to live the spirituality of the Lay Servants of Divine Mercy. This includes:
  • Required to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy daily
  • Recommended to pray the Most Holy Rosary daily
  • Required to perform at least one corporal work of mercy daily. this can include feeding the hungry, clothing the naked or even saying a prayer for someone
  • Recommended to read from the Bible and the Diary of St. Faustina daily
    • Fr. Mike Schmitz has an excellent Bible in a Year Pod Cast that you can listen to
    • We also encourage you to learn more about St. Faustina and the Divine Mercy: https://www.thedivinemercy.org/mmwj
    • Also, check the Spirituality section on this web site
  • Recommended to participate in the Divine Mercy Novena which starts on Good Friday

    Associate Missionary of Divine Mercy Commitment Form
    Please return before April 4th, 2021 - Easter
    I Commit to being an Associate Missionary of Divine Mercy for one year.
    ​I promise to do my best at fulfilling the requirements of the Associate Missionaries of the Divine Mercy.
Our Mission
Together let us work toward a fullness of life for all people, of all ages, of all cultures, of all social status and of all faiths. Let our tools be unconditional acceptance, peaceful understanding and loving forgiveness.

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