Category Archives: Divine Mercy Sunday

Everyone is Invited – Divine Mercy Sunday

02 Tuesday Feb 2016

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We are very proud of our Divine Mercy Sunday program at St. Thomas More Parish.  We have been hosting a parish mass since 2000 and we have watched our small gathering grow in attendance each year.

This is a very special event that welcomes all to return to Christ and his mercy.  If you have been away from the practice of your Catholic faith, and if you would like to come back into the, one, true Catholic Church, then this is the most perfect opportunity for you. Learn more about Divine Mercy Sunday

If you have never attended a Divine Mercy Sunday service, make 2016 the beginning of a personal and, hopefully, family tradition.

Join with us as we invite you share in this local joyous bilingual celebration of Divine Mercy Sunday.  It is the first Sunday after Easter, Sunday, April 3, 2016, at 4 p.m.   

St. Thomas More Catholic Church is located at 940 Carmichael Street, Chapel Hill, NC  27514.

 

Divine Mercy Sunday – May 1st

26 Tuesday Apr 2011

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When our assembly was started, we debated whether to name the assembly after Pope John Paul II or Divine Mercy to support Divine Mercy Sunday, an observance that was very special to Pope John Paul.  We chose the latter and our new assembly was formed.

The Pope died several years later, on the Vigil of Divine Mercy Sunday.  This year he is to be beautified and, again, on Divine Mercy Sunday.  It is the final step before sainthood.  Learn more

Please join us as we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday at St. Thomas More Church for a 4 p.m. service.

All Knights of the Fourth Degree are asked to wear their full regalia and to lead the procession and serve as honor guard for the Divine Mercy icon.

All other fourth degree knights should wear their social regalia.  Knights of the Third Degree are in jacket and tie.

After the service, all knights and their ladies are encouraged to attend a 7 p.m. dinner at Spartacus Restaurant in Durham.

Learn more about celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday.