Our donation based second hand store offering clothing and household items. Donations are accepted on Wednesdays from 9AM-12PM and Sundays from 8:30AM-9:30AM.

Providing food to hundreds of families, our pantry runs solely on donations. Dates and times may change based on weather conditions during winter months and around parish office holiday schedule. Please consult the parish calendar for changes.

In living out the command of Jesus to love our neighbor as our self, and following the Church's teaching on the Corporal Works of Mercy, we invest heavily in being a presence to those who cannot join us. We reach out to those who are sick, homebound or unable to attend Mass, receive Communion, and in need of fellowship.  We do this in two different areas.

Hosptial and Homebound
We also provide Communion, Confession, Anointing of the Sick, and fellowship visitation to parishioners and non-parishioners who are either homebound or residing at other medical facilities.

Along with providing spiritual aide and companionship, we also have volunteers at all locations who are willing to share their gift of entertainment and fellowship. Whether it's playing an instrument, singing, playing games, reading, we desire to help provide companionship to those who often feel lonely and forgotten.

A long-term residential care and rehabilitative facility near Divine Mercy, we serve the Garden Grove community through fellowship and providing the sacraments. We provide Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (non-ordained members of the parish) to deliver the Eucharist every Tuesday morning. We also assist in providing appointments with a priest for receiving Confession and Anointing of the Sick.

What is Happiness and how can we attain it? Our deepest desires for Happiness can only be
filled by God and responding to His grace. St. Augustine of Hippo states the answer best when
he wrote, “We were created for thee O’ Lord and our hearts are restless until they rest in thee.”
On Earth, our desire for happiness IS most adequately filled when we LIVE FOR GOD. The
prayer of St. Francis hits the nail on the head, “For it is giving of ourselves that we receive…”
Joining the Knight of Columbus and participating in our charitable works will aid in your hunt
for happiness. Our council, 9602, is committed to Faith in God and charitable works in His name!
Please prayerfully consider joining our faith filled, fun, and fraternal organization.

For questions/ inquiries feel free to contact
Mark Heath (315) 551- 1424; markheath21.mh@gmail.com
Mike Salatte (315) 430- 2316; msalatte@twcny.rr.com
Martin Godzwon (315) 623-7583 mgodzwon@yahoo.com
JJ Maderos (315) 569- 2296 syrtrailer@yahoo.com
Lincoln Marion (315) 439-9959 lincoln.augustus@gmail.com

To become a knight click here

"The singing of the Church comes ultimately out of love. It is the utter depth of love that produces the singing.… St. Augustine says, "… singing is a lover’s thing". In so saying, we come again to the trinitarian interpretation of Church music. The Holy Spirit is love, and it is he who produces the singing. He is the Spirit of Christ, the Spirit who draws us into love for Christ and so leads to the Father."

-Pope Benedict XVI, "The Spirit of the Liturgy"

Divine Mercy Parish firmly believe in the the importance of reverent and meaningful worship in liturgy. Utilizing both traditional and modern music, we draw closer to Christ in liturgy by offering Him our sincere praise.

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is the Church's process for individuals who want to enterinto the Roman Catholic Church. This involves preparation for receiving the sacraments of Baptism, Holy Eucharist and Confirmation.

If you are interested in learning more or becoming a Catholic, please click here to contact Deacon Mark Berube, RCIA Coordinator.

"Jesus, Mary & Joe" Join us each week as we read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and, in a relaxed setting, discuss how it relates to our lives. Meetings are under one hour. 

H.E.A.R.T.  (Help, Educate, Acts, Reflect & Trust) is a social, spiritual and service organization of women at our parishes whose mission is to:  Help our parish and community;  Educate themselves and others; perform  Acts of Mercy;  Reflect and  Trust in the Lord. Founded on April 3rd 2013 by parishioners Donna Lyons and Donna Mula, H.E.A.R.T. is guided by the message of Divine Mercy. H.E.A.R.T. meets on the third Monday of each month from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM in the conference room.  Meetings begin with prayer, including the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.  Matters concerning the diocese and our parishes are discussed.  “Catholic for Dummies” Second Edition, and various video series are examined.  And various Works of Mercy are performed throughout the year.