Reflect today on Divine Mercy, acknowledging through prayer that it surpasses our understanding. Reading about it is important, but true contemplation begins with prayer. Only through this contemplation can we live out the central purpose of our existence.

Reflect on your past sins, especially the most grievous ones. If you haven't confessed them, do so promptly. If you have, see your soul through God's eyes. He doesn't view your past sins with anger but sees the depth of your conversion, sorrow, and repentance as holy and beautiful.

Reflect on how Jesus comes to you. His ongoing presence in our lives is mysterious, easily overlooked. Just as the disciples could have missed Him if they ignored His command, we must remain attentive to His voice. Do you recognize His presence? Do you respond to His call? Are you drawn into awe at His divine presence?

Reflect on this resurrection appearance. Have you allowed Jesus to speak to you and deepen your understanding of faith? If so, consider your duty to share these truths with others, becoming a witness to Christ's resurrection.

Reflect on these disciples' journey and their need to understand through God's Word. Embrace the grace to spend time with Jesus, absorbing His teachings, and allowing faith to grow within you.

Reflect on Jesus' words to Mary and embrace His invitation to cling to Him in eternal union. Invite Him into your heart, trusting in His transformative power.

Reflect on their story and avoid falling into the trap of pride. Seek humility to allow the transformative power of Jesus' resurrection to work in your life.

Reflect today, during Easter, on God's perfect plan for your life. He leads you step by step toward the glory of the Resurrection, wiping away tears, removing sin and sorrow, and guiding you to joy. Trust in this promise, letting God lead you one step at a time.

Reflect on Mary's pondering heart and try to unite your own with hers. Experience her faith, hope, and joyful expectation. In a world filled with despair, Mary's hope on Holy Saturday serves as a beacon of light.

Reflect on Jesus on the Cross, sensing His longing for you. Receive His love and offer consolation through your openness to His sacrifice.