3 C E N A C L E S U P D A T E Chaplet daily has helped keep my focus on Him. God’s Divine Mercy is amazing! His love for us is shown throughout the Diary, and St. Faustina is such an inspiration. The cenacle is beautiful, and I love sharing the faith and the readings. Saint Faustina served and is a role model for living a Godly, spiritual life, and being in a group of other Godly people assists me in my own growth. The cenacle gives me courage to know our Father’s mercy in a deeper way, and this has led me to intercede with prayer for the souls of the dying as never before. Prior to joining the cenacle, I knew that God was merciful, but now I realize that His mercy is unfathomable, and now I intercede for the dying souls to trust in His incomprehensible mercy. The Diary readings, Scripture, and the Catechism help me to enter into such a deep examination of conscience, contributing and aiding all our efforts to become saints. Every gathering lifts my soul to aim and continue the journey and aim for the mountaintop seeking the Lord. I want to give others in cenacles encouragement to persevere and spend more time with the Lord. Jesus, I trust in You! Fifth World Apostolic Congress on Mercy is coming The Fifth World Apostolic Congress on Mercy (WACOM) will be held in Samoa in the beautiful Polynesian Islands from May 21-26, 2023. More information will be forthcoming, but please save the date. Visit wacom5samoa2020.com for more information. Dr. Bryan Thatcher has visited Samoa three times. This photo is of an EADM cenacle there. SAVE THE DATE Don’t forget to watch or listen to Dr. Bryan Thatcher’s weekly interviews with priests, nuns, healthcare professionals, scientists, and other laity at DrBryanThatcher.com Continued from Fort Myers, Page 2
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