† God is Love. Love everyone as you love yourself.
Kevin Ndege 
There are saints whose lives are marked by visible greatness, scholars, founders, missionaries and then there are those whose greatness is hidden, quiet, almost unnoticed by the world. Saint Faustina Kowalska belongs to the latter, yet her impact has reached every corner of the globe. From a simple life of obedience and prayer emerged one … Read more
Divine Mercy Sunday, celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter, is one of the most beautiful and deeply consoling feasts in the Catholic Church. Rooted in the message of Christ’s Resurrection, it is a day that invites the faithful to enter more deeply into the mystery of God’s mercy, a mercy that is not earned, … Read more
There is something deeply comforting about the way this Gospel unfolds. The disciples are gathered behind closed doors, not out of devotion, but out of fear. These are men who had walked with Jesus, witnessed His miracles, and heard His promises, yet now they are hiding, uncertain, and shaken by all that has happened. And … Read more
Catholic Mass Readings for Divine Mercy Sunday April, 12th 2026 DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY FIRST READING “All who believed were together and had all things in common.” A reading from the Acts of the Apostles (ACTS 2: 42 – 47) [The brethren] held steadfastly to the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of the bread and … Read more
There is something very human in this Gospel, something that feels uncomfortably familiar. Jesus has risen. The greatest event in history has already taken place. Death has been conquered. Hope has been restored. And yet, when the news reaches the disciples, their response is not immediate joy or faith. It is disbelief. Mary Magdalene comes … Read more