Seton’s Divine Mercy Holy Hour will be prayed without a congregation and livestreamed from our church this Sunday from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm. We invite you to join in praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3:00 pm. Priests will be available for confession in the Prayer Garden and in front of the school (for those who choose to drive by and remain in their cars) from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm.

Please remember that the extraordinary grace of Divine Mercy Sunday is available to you on that day by making a good Confession and receiving Holy Communion in a state of grace.  If making a good Confession and receiving Holy Communion are not possible, please remember that you can obtain the graces available on that day by making a heartfelt Act of Contrition (with the intention of going to confession as soon as it is possible) and by receiving Jesus into your heart with great longing and love with an Act of Spiritual Communion. God will give you all the graces you need because of your great trust in Him. God does not abandon anyone. He is especially close to the broken-hearted and those bound by disease, sin, despair, loneliness, or physical handicaps.

Remember that God is Mercy itself, and the faithful are invited to receive His Mercy and to radiate that gift to others.  All of us are called to practice the ABC’s of mercy (Ask for His Mercy, Be merciful to others, Completely trust in Jesus).

We ask you to join us in praying for all those around the world who have been exposed to or who will be affected by this virus. We ask God for His assistance that we may speedily overcome this crisis.

We also request that Catholics pray for coronavirus victims each day and even consider, in charity, spiritually adopting one of the patients who is dying from the illness alone. Many are dying without their families, who aren’t allowed to see them in their final moments due to the risk of infection. It is very sobering and tragically sad that, because they have to be isolated, those dying from the virus meet their end without the comfort and consolation of their dear loved ones.   So pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet each day in order to spiritually place yourself at the side of sick patients who can't receive visitors. 

At three o'clock, implore My mercy, especially for sinners; and, if only for a brief moment, immerse yourself in My Passion, particularly in My abandonment at the moment of agony.  This is the hour of great mercy.  In this hour, I will refuse nothing to the soul that makes a request of Me in virtue of My Passion (Diary, 1320).

**Please note that the Easter Egg Hunt has been cancelled**

May 31st - June 2nd, 7-8pm
Surge of the Heart is a three evening deep-dive into the truth and beauty of Catholicism.
+ Who is God and Why That Matters + Sunday, May 31st, 7-8 pm
+ God’s Dream For Your Life + Monday, June 1st, 7- 8 pm
+ Living God’s Dream + Tuesday, June 2nd, 7-8 pm

PLUS THREE EXTRA SPECIAL SESSIONS!

+ Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Holiness + Sunday, May 31st, 3-4 pm
(for teens and young adults)
+ Fun Talk for Kids + Monday, June 1st, 1-1:30 pm
(for children and their parents)
+ Session for Seniors + Tuesday, June 2nd, 9:30-10:30am
(a mission overview for senior citizens who don’t drive at night)

Nationally known Catholic speaker, and bestselling author, Jon Leonetti, will be here leading the way! Jon travels extensively helping Catholics understand this greatest story ever told––the story of Jesus Christ and his Catholic Church. Bring your family and friends. Childcare will be provided. There will be a social after each session. www.jonleonetti.com.  Free will offering.

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