Looking for community or a way to give back to our community? Help us create an atmosphere of worship by caring for the altar & sanctuary, decorate for holidays, and much more when you join the altar society! All are welcome to attend their next gathering on Wednesday, August 19th at 6:30PM in the church sacristy. Click to learn more about the altar society.
Our statues are getting close! The artists have moved to the next step of our order: coloring and detailing the intricate statues of Mary, St. Joseph, St. Faustina, and St. JPII. The current delivery estimate is late 2026 due to shipping delays in the Mediterranean as a result of the Iranian war. Click for details or to donate.
Our Rosary makers have been hard at work! Click here to see our progress and find out how you can join in on the fun as we prepare for the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
We are pleased to welcome our new Knights of Columbus members as well as our new officers as they celebrated their installation this past week. Please join us in congratulating our new leaders of this important and life-giving ministry of our parish!
We invite you to support the people of Venezuela affected by the recent earthquake by making a donation to our secure Parishsoft fund. Your contribution is greatly appreciated- click to donate today!
Summer is here and you and your spouse deserve a night out! Join us at the annual Archdiocesan-wide Supper & Substance ultimate date night at Rock'n'Bowl on Friday, July 24th from 5:30-8:30pm. Get your tickets now by clicking here!
Divine Mercy's web address is changing soon. Our website will look the same as our current one, just under a new, shorter URL! Our staff emails will also carry this new domain (and some are already live with this change, so don't be surprised if you see this new email format).
Our parish has grown and changed through the years and we want your feedback! How can we better serve our parishioners? What are some things that we should continue or improve? Click here to fill out the 30-second form today!
Beginning Monday, July 6th, our Daily Mass will now begin at 8:45 AM. All First Friday Holy Hour & Benediction services will start after the 8:45am Mass ends (9:15 am) beginning August 7th. Note: During the school year, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton school Masses (typically held on Wednesdays) will be held in conjunction with our parish Daily Mass.
Please join us in welcoming Fr. Francis Sarpong who will serve as our parochial vicar beginning June 16th. Fr. Francis comes most recently from St. Charles Borromeo Church (Destrehan) and is approaching his 20th year of the priesthood (his anniversary of ordination will be on July 28th). Click here to read his letter of introduction and join us in praying for him as he prepares to serve at our parish.
The four statues that will surround our altar space are well on their way! Check out the preview images of St. Joseph and Mary, sent by the artist! Soon all 4 statues will be ready for toning and coloring. We can't wait to see a little bit of Heaven come to Kenner soon! Help us fund the completion of this beautification process by donating today at divinemercyparish.org/statues
"The Lord has blessed me with writing a 4th book of messages sensed from Jesus during my time in Eucharistic Adoration" -author and parishioner Frank Raab. Click for details and information on how to purchase!
Please join us in welcoming Maria Lau and Steve Pisciotta to our parish staff! Maria Lau is joining us as our new administrative assistant beginning Monday, May 4th. Steve Pisciotta is now our new St. Anthony Ministry Coordinator beginning Friday, May 1st. Please join us in welcoming them to the team!
Help us restock our St. Anthony Ministry to the Needy Food Pantry! School is almost out and many of our local families count on the generosity of our parish to provide for their children during this time. Food Items can be placed in the back of the Church in or next to the St. Anthony Basket. Click for a full list of items needed.
Todos luchamos con debilidades que nos roban la paz, dañan nuestras relaciones y nos alejan de Dios. Muchas de estas luchas tienen su raíz en los pecados capitales, hacia los que la naturaleza humana caída tiende con facilidad. Pero hay una gran noticia: cada pecado capital puede ser vencido por una virtud.