Most Merciful Jesus, Your boundless mercy surpasses all understanding. On this Divine Mercy Sunday, I pray You pour out Your grace upon me and the world. Through Your Paschal Mystery, lead all to believe and receive abundant forgiveness. Jesus, I trust in You. Amen

God of wisdom, I confess my confusion and worldly views. Grant me Your peace, Your shalom, so I may rest in You. Open my mind to see all things from Your divine perspective, that I may share Your peace and truth with the world. Jesus, I trust in You. Amen 🙏

My Lord and God, Messiah and Savior, I adore You completely. Draw me into deep worship, making it my first priority, so all good things flow from this love. Jesus, I trust in You. Amen

Make going on this app meaningful and purposeful by reading this prayer out loud each time you log in. “The Heroic Act of charity” is meant for those in purgatory. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. O MY GOD! for Thy greater glory, and to imitate as closely as possible the generous Heart of Jesus, my Redeemer, and also to testify my devotion to the Blessed Virgin, my Mother, who is also the Mother of the Souls in Purgatory, I place in her hands all my satisfactory works, as well as the fruit of all those which may be offered for my intention after my death, that she may apply them to the Souls in Purgatory according to her heavenly wisdom and mother’s love for them. Receive this offering, O God, and grant me in return an increase of Your grace. For our children to be United under the father, the son and the Holy Spirit. Amen Explanation: This Heroic Act of Charity is the completely unselfish offering to God of all the satisfactory value of one's prayers and good works --- plus the value of any that might be offered for one after one's death --- for the benefit of the Souls in Purgatory, rather than for oneself. The "satisfactory value" of a good work is its value with regard to making up for our sins and reducing our stay in Purgatory. However, the "meritorious value" of our good works is inalienable, i.e., our merits, which give us a right to an increase of glory in Heaven, cannot be applied to anyone else. Moreover, a person who has made the Heroic Act may still pray for himself, friends and other intentions. The Heroic Act is revocable at will and is not a vow. Its actual ratification depends on the will of God. By making this act with purity of intention, one is relying upon the mercy of God and the prayers of the Communion of Saints to assist his soul after death. The Heroic Act was approved and encouraged by Pope Benedict XIII [1724-1730]. According to the Raccolta of 1932: The faithful who make the Heroic Act in favor of the Souls detained in Purgatory, may gain an indulgence." At the time this was a plenary indulgence with special conditions attached, such as attending Mass, receiving Holy Communion in supplication for the Holy Souls, etc.

Risen Lord, I love You, yet my love needs faith's purification to truly understand You and Your will. As I grasp Your divine mysteries, help my love grow to perfectly imitate the pure love You desire. Jesus, I trust in You. Amen