Divine Mercy Apostolate

“As often as you want to make Me happy,
speak to the world about My great and unfathomable mercy. ” (Diary, 164)

HOME DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION

The Divine Mercy Apostolate (DMA) is launching its Home Divine Mercy devotion from January 2026. This is to enhance spiritual unity by encouraging families to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at home and invite their friends and neighbors to join them.

Information to note:

Total devotion at each home:
  • 7 days from Monday to Sunday

Community prayers at home:
  • 2 days in a week, Monday @8pm & Sunday @3pm
  • DMA members will be joining you in prayers

For participation in hosting:
  • Families can contact DMA team at cdm.dma@catholic.org.sg

For participation in Home Divine Mercy prayers:
  • Families or individual can visit these locations below.
  • List will be updated monthly.

LOCATION FOR EACH WEEK

Week 1

04 JAN – 11 JAN
Blk 247 Pasir Ris St 21 #06-151

Week 2

12 JAN – 18 JAN
By Invitation Only

Week 3

19 JAN – 25 JAN
Blk 763 Pasir Ris St 71 #08-240

These locations are only open for community prayers on Monday @8pm & Sunday @3pm.

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is a powerful intercessory prayer for all humanity and its purpose is to obtain graces for our wellbeing and for the salvation of souls.

Jesus told St. Faustina, “My daughter, those words of your heart are pleasing to Me, but by saying the chaplet you are always bringing mankind closer to Me” (Diary, 929).

Our collective prayers hold great power before God. Graces flow to souls through prayer, and the fulfillment of God’s divine plans often depends on our intercession. Rather than despairing over the world, we must trustfully plunge all humanity into the abyss of His mercy. By uniting our sacrifices to Jesus’ Passion, our efforts become all-powerful. God’s infinite goodness will not reject the collective cry of “earth’s exiles.” Let us fervently embrace this mission and become living reflections of His compassionate Heart.

JOIN US TO PRAY THE CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY NOW!

A TESTIMONY TO THE POWER OF DIVINE MERCY

Click the “PLAY” button to hear testimonial from John and family

Dearest CDM prayer warriors, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for entrusting me into the Divine Mercy of our Lord Jesus through your unwavering prayers.  

I am convinced that the Lord saw the deep faith of this community as you prayed unceasingly for my healing even as I lay in a coma in the ICU with a failed brain surgery. I am overwhelmed with gratitude for your perseverance and “PUSH” (Praying Until Something Happens) attitude in lifting me and my family up to the Lord. He heard all our prayers, and against all medical diagnoses, Jesus granted me a miracle and has restored me to full neurological health, returning me to my wife, kids and the community! All glory to God! God bless each of you and your families.

John Jegathesan

with his wife, Nicole (middle), and children (from left), Seth, Sonia and Jude

TESTIMONY

“ I have been praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy daily for 10 years now and it is one of the most comforting experience for me having gone through 2 medical life crises. Through this weekly Healing Chaplet, I have seen how through our prayer intervention for others in need of healing, a former colleague had recovered from gall bladder removal surgery and another friend successfully completed 8 cycles of chemotherapy ”! Jesus – I Trust in You! “

Albert Yee

CDM Parishioner, Regular Participant of our Healing Chaplet of Divine Mercy

Divine Mercy Apostolate

  1. The mission of the Divine Mercy Apostolate is to spread God’s message of mercy to all parishioners and visitors.
  2. To foster unity among devotees through retreats, feast-day celebrations, Novena, etc.
  3. To provide uniform and authentic version of true devotion to all who are holding divine mercy prayers in their neighbourhood.

Divine Mercy Message

    The message of The Divine Mercy is simple. It is that God loves us – all of us.  And, he wants us to recognize that His mercy is greater than our sins, so that we will call upon Him with trust, receive His mercy, and let it flow through us to others.

    There are three main themes to the Divine Mercy Devotion:

    • to ask for and obtain the mercy of God
    • to trust in Christ’s abundant mercy
    • to show mercy to others.

    Divine Mercy Apostolate Elements

      The elements of the devotion which Divine Mercy Apostolate (DMA) facilitates are:

      1. Venerate the Image of Divine Mercy.

        • I am offering people a vessel with which they are to keep coming for graces to the fountain of   That vessel is this image with the signature: “Jesus, I trust in You”. (Diary, 327)

      2. The recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy

        • this prayer when prayed from the heart with trust, would have great power and draw “unimaginable graces” (Diary, 687)

      3. The Novena to Divine Mercy.

      4. Celebrate the Feast of Mercy  –  Divine Mercy Sunday.

      5. Observe the Hour of Mercy – 3 O’ Clock Prayer.

        • it is the hour of great mercy… the hour of grace for the whole world, the hour when mercy is triumphed over justice. (Diary, 1320, 1572)

      6. The spreading of acts of mercy (Corporal/Spiritual).

        • Pray for the elderly, the sick and the dying, the conversion of sinners and the salvation of souls – Every Monday to Friday at 3:00 pm in the Adoration Room.
        • Support wake prayers.
        • Sing at Funeral Mass conducted in CDM.
        • Offer mass for the souls of the dearly departed.
        • Visit the sick in hospitals or homes and recite the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.

      Divine Mercy Devotion timings in Church & Virtual

      Please refer to the website here.

      Divine Mercy Apostolate Ex-Co Members

      Lead Co-Ordinator: Janet Chee Asst: Faith Ho
      Treasurer:  Nicole Lim Asst: Cheryl-Ann Kee
      Social Mission Leader:  Desmond Low
      Divine Mercy Prayer:  Lilian Tan
      Leaders: Luke Teo & Lucy Doss

      CONTACT

      DMA Services and Prayer for the Sick and Dying
      Parish Office
      T | 65833378 

      E |cdm.dma@catholic.org.sg