Giving Thanks to the Lord: A Living Faith
November 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelThanksgiving invites us to pause and recognize that every good gift comes from God, “for it is good to give thanks to the Lord” (Ps 92:1). Though deeply American in its cultural roots, the heart of this feast is profoundly Christian: gratitude, humility, and recognition that our blessings are received—not earned. The Marian Fathers remind us that the freedom, opportunity, and peace so many enjoy in this country are not merely civic privileges but also spiritual responsibilities. Gratitude rightly ordered turns the heart back to God, the Giver of all good things.
In this week’s episode of Living Divine Mercy, premiering Thursday at 10pm ET on @ewtn, we explore how thanksgiving is far more than a national tradition—it is a virtue essential to the Christian life. A grateful heart becomes a merciful heart; one who remembers God’s blessings becomes more ready to show compassion to others. As St. Faustina wrote, “A humble and grateful soul does not trust in itself, but places all its confidence in God” (Diary, 887). This posture of gratitude opens us to deeper conversion and draws us closer to the Heart of Jesus.
After the broadcast, the episode will be available on YouTube and streamed ad-free on Divine Mercy Plus, our completely free Catholic platform. If you want to grow in the virtue of gratitude, encounter the message of Divine Mercy more deeply, or share faith-filled content with your family, visit the link in our bio to watch, learn how to pray the Chaplet, and stay connected with the Marian Fathers.
From the Marian Fathers in the United States: Happy Thanksgiving, and may your gratitude draw you nearer to Christ, the source of every blessing.
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