Enkindle: Family Scripture Reflections

Enkindle 103 – 04.24.22 – Greatest of all Miracles


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In this reflection for Divine Mercy Sunday 2022, Fr. Erik Arnold tells us that, as St. Thomas Aquinas says, reconciliation with God is the greatest of his miracles, even greater than creation itself.

So on this divine mercy Sunday, let’s turn to Jesus and ask him to do that great work in us, helping us to trust in his divine mercy with an unshakeable trust and confidence.

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