Well, thank you, everybody, for joining us live here for a special edition of explaining the faith.

I'm Father Chris Ailar, the provincial superior of the Marian fathers, and it is an honor to have all of you with us.

We have a packed house, hundreds and hundreds of people here on the grounds of divine mercy, and we are looking forward to bringing you a new talk. You probably saw the title and

thought, well, I've already seen Father Chris walk through the Mass and this is, no, this is something

different. This is each part of the Mass. I'm going to walk you through and show where Divine Mercy

is in every part of the Mass. It's brand new. I just did it at five o'clock this morning.

So you can't say you heard it before. Okay. And before we start with our prayer, it's an absolute

honor to have with us in our presence, Bishop Ricken. He is the Bishop of Green Bay, Wisconsin,

although he fortunately said he's a Packers fan.

So all of you Detroit Lions fans rise up and revolts.

And so, but it's an honor to have Bishop Bricken with us.

He is the quintessential example of a good shepherd.

This is what we need in our church today. These good

bishops, these good shepherds. And so pray for our church. So let us begin in the name of the

Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Heavenly Father, we ask you send the Holy Spirit

down upon us that we may see and open our hearts to receive this grace of divine mercy Sunday,

but also every single day at the Mass to see the grace that you give us and the gift of divine

mercy. And we ask Mother Mary, you accompany us on this journey, and we ask all this through Christ,

our Lord. Amen. Name of the Father into the son

and to the Holy Spirit. Amen. Okay. So I do not have my normal length of time here. So we're going

to try to turn on, fasten the seatbelts because we got a lot to cover. But as I said, it's not a walk

through the mass like I did before. This is more where we find divine mercy in the mass, which is

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