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James Mark is one of those people who quietly serves others. From the Peace Corps to special needs educator, James has worked for others. When a friend gave him a copy of the Diary of St. Faustina, his life was changed. James began to study the Divine Mercy Chaplet and pray for others. He recognized an opportunity to help others keep the Chaplet fresh in their minds, rather than said by rote, by writing thoughts inspired during prayers. The Divine Mercy Chaplet comforts those in distress. To hear others doing the Chaplet, EWTN broadcasts the Divine Mercy Chaplet in song every afternoon.
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By Susan SheraykoJames Mark is one of those people who quietly serves others. From the Peace Corps to special needs educator, James has worked for others. When a friend gave him a copy of the Diary of St. Faustina, his life was changed. James began to study the Divine Mercy Chaplet and pray for others. He recognized an opportunity to help others keep the Chaplet fresh in their minds, rather than said by rote, by writing thoughts inspired during prayers. The Divine Mercy Chaplet comforts those in distress. To hear others doing the Chaplet, EWTN broadcasts the Divine Mercy Chaplet in song every afternoon.