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Easter Joy and the Heart of Mercy Imagine your worst moment. The time you really messed up, let someone down, or felt completely alone. Now imagine the person you hurt most showing up — not to lecture you, not to say "I told you so" — but just to say your name. To say: I'm still here. It's okay. That's Easter. And that's mercy. Here's what actually happened on the first Easter morning. Mary had watched Jesus die. She'd lost everything she believed in. She went to the tomb expecting to find a...

Fr Jude Mukoro, (27/3/2026) .

God's mercy isn't kept in a jar. It doesn't run out. It doesn't get smaller the more it's used. In fact — and this is the wonderful, almost impossible thing — the more you need it, the more there is. Like a candle that gives its flame to a hundred other candles and yet burns just as brightly as before.