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Day 2: Fr. Christopher Alar, MIC Lenten Divine Mercy Parish Mission Sacred Heart Catholic Church
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12:56Now PlayingDay 2: Fr. Christopher Alar, MIC, Director of the Association of Marian Helpers, leads the faithful on a three day Lenten Divine Mercy Parish Mission. In today's homily, Tuesday morning, Fr. Alar addresses the question: "Why would a good and loving God allow suffering?"
According to Fr. Alar, part of the answer can be found when the Israelites were in the desert on their sojourn to the Promised Land, and God said to make a pole with a serpent made of bronze, to heal the Israelites from snake bites. Why was bronze used and what symbolic purpose did it serve? Watch the video that reveals the answer.
In today's homily Fr. Alar talks about perpetual hope while we are on our earthly pilgrimage, "Saints are sinners who simply keep on trying."
Watch the video presentation and attend this inspiring, enlightening, and efficacious Divine Mercy Parish Mission, during Lent, a Season of Grace.
Parish Mission schedule for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, April 8 to April 10, 2019:
Fr. Christopher Alar, MIC, is with The Congregation of Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, where the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy is located.
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