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Jeff Cook wrote:

Hi, guys —

I am a baptized non-Catholic Christian [a Protestant] who worships and receives the Eucharist at an Episcopal Church.

I would like to receive Our Lord's outpouring of Mercy on Divine Mercy Sunday.

Is there a way for non-Catholics to participate?

Thank You,

Jeff

  { Is there a way for a non-Catholic to participate in Divine Mercy Sunday? }

Mike replied:

Hi, Jeff —

Sure!, by saying the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

I recommend this pamphlet <left lower side of this page>.

Although the Divine Mercy novena starts on Good Friday each year and ends on the Saturday before the Second Sunday of Easter, there is nothing preventing any Christian or non-Christian from praying this powerful prayer devotion on a daily basis year-round. If you forgot to join the annual novena on Good Friday, just join us on the appropriate day.  You pray it on a regular set of rosary beads.

It, like the Rosary, is a devotion all Christians should be praying regularly.

  • Why?

Because the meditations are focused on the Life of Our Blessed Lord Jesus and His Blessed Mother Mary.  Here's how.

Finally, if you are ever interested, check out my FREE Catechism of the Catholic Church for Protestants Program here: http://www.AskACatholic.com/CCCFPP

Mike

Jeff replied:

Hi, Mike!

Thanks so much for all the information.
You've been a great help.

Jeff

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