Our Vision
We are a place of peace and love for the community of mankind. A beacon of hope for those in need. A light along the path of life. And a reflection of God’s words that all souls matter.
Our Mission
To encourage people to experience the mercy of God, to minister with love and compassion and to open the door to healing through which all may pass.
The Shrine of Jesus The Divine Mercy
The Shrine is a place where people come for encouragement, to take a breath, to hear the truth and to experience the living Jesus. The Shrine is a beacon of hope on the pilgrimage of life. On April 21, 2003, Easter Sunday, Cardinal Adam Maida erected The Servants of Jesus of The Divine Mercy as a Private Association of the Christian Faithful. On April 11, 2021, Archbishop Allen Vigneron granted the title of Archdiocesan Shrine to The Divine Mercy Center in Clinton Township, in recognition of the Center’s service as a popular place of pilgrimage and its mission of sharing the mercy of God with the people of southeast Michigan. It is also home to The Women of Jesus’ Merciful Passion, an emerging women’s community aspiring to become a religious order.
“With its designation as an archdiocesan shrine, we recognize that the Shrine of Jesus The Divine Mercy will continue its service as a sacred place of pilgrimage, a font of tremendous grace and aid for many of Christ’s faithful, and a welcoming reflection of God’s enduring mercy to all souls,” said Archbishop of Detroit Allen H. Vigneron.
People from all over Michigan and beyond come to visit the Shrine of Jesus The Divine Mercy in order to experience our mission of Divine Mercy. Inspired by the many testimonials of graces, blessings, and healings people have received through the Mercy of God; they are encouraged to return to their local parish communities to share this great Mercy. Together we rejoice in His love!
During your visit:
- Pray in our Chapel
- Pray in the Our Lady of Sorrows Rosary Garden
- Pray at the Outdoor Stations of the Cross
- Enjoy Holy Hospitality & Lunch
Remembering always the words of Jesus:
“One by one and everyone counts!”
A Call to Trust, May 1996