(Luke 1:46-55) Fr. Anthony reflects on the Magnificat, Mary’s prayer of praise and thanksgiving, to discover how her humility, faith, and trust in God reveal the heart of Divine Mercy—and how we, too, are called to give glory to God for the blessings in our lives.

(Luke 1:26-38) Fr. Anthony reflects on the Annunciation and how Mary’s humble and courageous “yes” opened the way for God’s plan of salvation. He explains how we can imitate her trust when God calls us, even in our fears and weaknesses. 

(Mark 15:33-34) Fr. Anthony reflects on Jesus’ cry from the Cross and what it means for us when we feel abandoned by God. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark, he shows how even in our darkest moments, we are invited to trust that resurrection and mercy await. Learn why 3 pm—the Hour of Mercy—is so powerful, and how Jesus’ suffering opens the door to grace for every soul.

(Mark 14:32-42) In this moving episode Fr. Anthony reflects on Jesus’ agony in the Garden of Gethsemane. As Christ suffers alone, He asks, “Could you not watch one hour?” Discover the deep sorrow in His Sacred Heart and the invitation to accompany Him in prayer—especially through a Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration.

(Mark 13:24-37) Fr. Anthony reflects on Jesus’ powerful words in Mark 13, urging us to stay alert and ready for the Lord’s return. As Brother Josh reads this apocalyptic Gospel passage, we’re reminded to live each day with an eternal perspective—watchful, prayerful, and rooted in trust in God’s mercy. Discover how to prepare your heart for Christ’s coming, whether at the end of time or in the quiet moments of everyday life.

(Mark 10:42-45) In this episode of Mercy Moments Bible Study, Fr. Anthony reflects on Jesus’ call to serve rather than be served, drawing from the Gospel of Mark. With insights from Blessed Fr. Sopocko, we’re reminded that true greatness is found in self-giving love. 

(Mark 10:17-22) Fr. Anthony unpacks the story of the rich young man from Mark 10, reflecting on how Jesus lovingly calls each of us to deeper detachment and trust. What are you holding onto that might keep you from fully following Christ?

(Mark 9:2-8) Father Anthony reflects on the Transfiguration of Jesus in Mark 9, exploring how God's call to "listen to Him" invites us to silence our inner noise and embrace our identity as His beloved sons and daughters.

(Mark 6:34-44) Fr. Anthony Gramlich, reflects on the feeding of the 5,000 from Mark 6, revealing how Jesus’ compassion extends not only to our souls but also to our everyday needs. Learn how Divine Mercy invites us to trust God with both our spiritual and practical concerns—and to imitate Christ’s mercy in our daily lives.

(Mark 4:36-41) Fr. Anthony Gramlich reflects on Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4, reminding us that even shaky prayers can move the heart of God. When fear threatens to capsize our peace, Christ invites us to trust in His presence and power—because if He’s in the boat, the storm doesn’t get the last word.