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The Church of The Holy Rosary in Mayo town Castlebar has invited all to join our special Divine Mercy Weekend Programme.
The celebration begins Saturday evening, April 26, after 6pm Mass, at 6.45 –7.45pm, with a Guided Adoration Hour featuring meditation and music, creating a peaceful environment for prayer and reflection.
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Sunday's complete afternoon programme on April 27 commences at 1.30pm with the Children's Rosary and Consecration. Then, there follows an inspiring presentation on the life of St. Carlo Acutis and a Blessing with his first-class relic.
The Divine Mercy Chaplet will be sung, and confessions will be available afterwards.
The event continues with a special Healing Ministry led by Deacon Conn Diver, who is on his seventh visit since 2016. He offers prayers for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing.
This Divine Mercy Weekend provides an opportunity for spiritual renewal and grace. All are welcome to experience God's mercy during this beautiful celebration of faith.
The Children's Rosary is part of a worldwide movement of children praying the Rosary. They meet, accompanied by a parent or guardian, on the first Saturday of the month from 12.45 to 1.30pm.
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