This Sunday seems to have a lot of names: Sunday within the Octave of Easter, 2nd Sunday of Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday, Dominica in albis, Quasi modo Sunday. Whatever we call it and with whatever emphasis we celebrate, it's an opportunity to go deeper into the good news of the Lord's resurrection.
Follow this link for my homily for this weekend.
Or, digging into the archives, here's a homily more focused on the Divine Mercy.
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