More than one hundred and sixty people praying connect daily to this work.
“In order to keep the channel of prayer, the fire of the heart lit, as well as unity between the groups, we have made use of technology.” According to Mother María Inés de San José, coordinator of The Glorified Christ Monastery, this is how the daily prayer of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy began in the middle of March through the internet.
In the beginning, it was thirty people praying, but then they began to receive requests from many people, both in Argentina as well as in other countries, who wanted to participate in the daily rhythm of prayer. In this way, they decided to expand the task, making the transmission available live on the channel of the Argentina Light-Network on YouTube.
Since then, day after day, the number of participants has grown, with many expressing gratitude for being able to come together in prayer, for as the Mother explains: “in Argentina, a general quarantine was established for the whole population, and so, many are alone in their homes.”
The transmission takes place daily, at 3 pm, lasting about 40 minutes, led by the Monastery. It includes the participation of the Light-Network and the Children of Mary and Rosary of Light groups of Argentina, which from what was pre-established, can sign up for the reading of a message, for one of the songs, or even for leading the Chaplet.
Currently having more than one hundred and sixty connections, it is known that the number of people praying is more than that, because the Monastery has daily received several photos of the participants, in which it can be seen that besides the people that are isolated, there are many families that are praying together, grandparents, parents, children, and also representatives of the Animal Kingdom.
In this context, the Mother rejoices: “it is very lovely. We know that the more people join in prayer, the more God can intercede so that this energy of healing and restoration can enter the planet and help us with all this that we are experiencing.”
