We hear and use this word frequently, but for us it has limitations. Not so with God. We are loved far beyond our ability to understand. Alleluia.

Is something we don't have and can't get for ourselves. How many will God give each of us today? Alleluia.

On this Divine Mercy Sunday we hear in the Gospel of the Apostles receiving the Holy Spirit from Jesus Christ. We too receive the Holy Spirit at Baptism. As we receive Jesus' love and mercy, which we do not deserve because of sin, and yet are given freely; we are called to share with our neighbors. Amen. Alleluia.

We must not forget in our own Baptisms we were washed clean as we died with Christ. Alleluia.

Through Jesus' death and resurrection we can be truly free from the slavery to sin. Alleluia.

Jesus opens our minds so we can know what is truly important; and what is not. Alleluia.

Jesus loves all of us! He would have died on the Cross for anyone of us. Alleluia.

As we move through the Octave of Easter there is so much to reflect on and share. Jesus Christ has changed the world and us. Alleluia.

Our lives can be changed forever when we turn to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Alleluia!

One word. And what comes to mind? And more importantly; What impact does that one act have on our lives? Forever! Alleluia!