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The beautiful poinsettias and greenery that adorn our altar and sanctuary are a special part of the celebration of Christmas at Divine Mercy Parish. We invite all parishioners to share in the experience through a memorial or thanksgiving gift made in memory or honor of your family members and friends. Click for details.

Be an angel this Christmas by providing hope and joy for dozens of parishioner children in need this Christmas by participating in St. Anthony Ministry's #AngelTreeProject. Simply choose an angel from the narthex tree on Nov 27/28, purchase & place the gift in a gift bag with tissue (with angel tag visible), and return by Sunday, Dec 13th. Click for Details.

With the calendar year almost over, please be reminded that many of you indicated during school registration in January 2021 that you desired to be a registered, active, and supporting (RAS) family of Divine Mercy Parish. Thank you for your commitment to our parish and for your desire to support the work of the Church in proclaiming the Good News of the Gospel! Click for details.

There are things that draw you toward the light. And there are things that draw you into the darkness. So much of the world wants to draw you into the darkness of worry, fear, procrastination, negative self-talk, toxic relationships…the list goes on. This Advent, discover and choose the things that draw you to the light! Get inspiring daily video reflections sent straight to your inbox—for free. Taken from Matthew Kelly’s life-changing new book, Life Is Messy, each reflection will help you infuse your life with prayer, reading, authentic love of self, genuine friendship, beautiful kindness and so much more! And when Christmas arrives, you’ll be ready to share the light you’ve gathered along the way!

Confirmation registration is now open! Registration closes December 17. Click here for detail or to register.

Thank you to our wonderfully generous families at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School and Divine Mercy Parish for helping to provide over 70 families from our parish in need of assistance for this special holiday! We especially would like to thank our St. Anthony Ministry to the Needy for coordinating this massive event, the Altar Auxiliary for volunteering with assembly and organization of the boxes, SEAS student council members for their creative box decorations, and all the members of our parish and school community who gave so generously so that others may have food and hope this Thanksgiving! We are so grateful and thankful for you!

The Parish Office will be closed on Thursday, November 25th and Friday, November 26th in observance of Thanksgiving Day. We will reopen on Monday, November 29th at 10:00 AM. The Adoration Chapel will be open on Thanksgiving Day.

Did you know that you may be able to give to Divine Mercy Catholic Church and save money at the same time? Click for details.