I used the think it was a ridiculous new fad.
We had the Rosary. What more did we need?
Learn about my Divine Mercy “conversion” here.
Blessed Feast of Divine Mercy!
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CliftonStrengths and Catholic Faith: A Deeper Connection
Grace does not erase who we are; it perfects and elevates what God has already placed within us. As the Catechism teaches, “Grace builds on nature” (CCC 2005). Strengths are part of that nature, and when we understand them, we can cooperate with grace more freely. Instead of trying to imitate someone else’s path to holiness, we can cultivate virtue in the way God designed us to flourish.
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Sally · April 3, 2016 at 7:15 pm
thanx Marge, for your excellent Divine Mercy “conversion”, I too never heard of it til I moved here to AZ in 1989 — went to a special Mass and devotion and was hooked, seems to grow and get better every single yr, at our parish, God is definitely pouring his MERCY on each of us, were the blessed ones that recognize HIM as soooo forgiving.