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Today Our Lord reminds us that He is sovereign. Ou

Today Our Lord reminds us that He is sovereign. Our free will as humans may change the trajectory of His plan for our life and without a doubt that can cause so much pain, but because He is sovereign, He can bring good out of anything.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @kikiiithebrave on the site.

There is nothing that man needs more than Divine M

There is nothing that man needs more than Divine Mercy.
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// Pope Saint John Paul II
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Jesus, we receive Your mercy today. Come fill us up and make us new. Do what only You can do.
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Jesus, we trust in You.
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When we draw near to Jesus' wounds, we may notice

When we draw near to Jesus' wounds, we may notice some of our own woundedness. In prayer, share these painful wounds with Jesus and unite them to His glorious wounds. Let Christ transform the pain to glory. What will this look like?

Imagine a mother recovering from a caesarean delivery of her baby; the incision in her abdomen needs time to heal, and it leaves a permanent scar. But this wound is a life-giving wound. It is a glorious wound. It is evidence of new life. In a similar way, any of our wounds, emotional or physical, united to Christ's suffering become evidence of His new resurrected life.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @catholicpassport on the site.

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