Our Mission
To answer Jesus’ ardent desire to satisfy the hunger of His people with food, clothing, companionship, prayer, sacraments, grace and healing.  The Servants of Jesus of The Divine Mercy seek to be Jesus to those in need.

About Us
The Servants of Jesus of The Divine Mercy is a Private Association of the Christian Faithful.  We are a lay ministry of the Catholic Church founded by Catherine M. Lanni and established by Cardinal Adam Maida on Easter Sunday, 2003.  The Divine Mercy Center came into existence March, 2006.

The Divine Mercy Center is a place of prayer run by the laity where works of mercy, both corporal and spiritual, are a way of life.  It is a refuge from the distress, difficulties, and hardships in life.  We aspire to be a reflection of God's love.  Through prayer, Holy Mass and days of reflection, we join together as one holy family imploring God for the Mercy He promises us.  We offer ourselves as instruments through which God works to heal His beloved people.  Together we rejoice in His healing and blessings.

Join us for prayer at 12:00pm and 3:00pm each day at The Divine Mercy Center for priests and religious, seminarians and new vocations as well as all intentions in our prayer box and all who have called in or requested prayer.  We welcome and receive prayer requests daily from our prayer line, available 24 hours a day, to be prayed for especially during the 12:00pm and 3:00pm hours.  

The Divine Mercy Center is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

We meet every Thursday evening at St. Barnabas next door and every Thursday evening at Holy Family Parish in Memphis, MI at 6:30pm for the Holy Rosary, 7:00pm Holy Mass, followed by the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, the Divine Mercy Novena and a teaching from Scripture or the Diary of St. Faustina.

A food pantry is available for those in need.