Daily Thought For July 10, 2014

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The Need For Divine Mercy

 Once He had risen, Jesus gave His followers a new unity, stronger than the kind they had before, invincible, because it was founded not on human resources, but on The Divine Mercy, which made them feel they were all loved and forgiven by Him. It is therefore the merciful love of God that firmly unites the Church, today as yesterday, and makes humanity a single family; the divine love, which through Jesus crucified and risen, forgives our sins and renews us from within.
Pope Benedict XVI, in his reflection before the Regina Caeli on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 19, 2009

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