Ethnic Days
Filipino Day (fourth Saturday in June)
For about 20 years, on the fourth Saturday in June, Filipino Americans from across the Northeast have been traveling to the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy to share food, enjoy the company of friends, and, of course, to pray and celebrate Mass.
Fillipino Day is full of music and prayerful festivities.
No one appreciates Divine Mercy like the men and women of Filipino heritage!
Vietnamese Day (August)
Vietnamese Day at the Shrine includes presentations to adults and youth on the topics of faith and Divine Mercy, the Mass in Vietnamese, and other activities. Pilgrims have opportunities to go to Confession and pray before the Blessed Sacrament.
The celebration includes a beautiful procession.
Vietnamese Day is full of music and and dances reflective of Vietnamese culture and faith.
Polish Day (September)
Polish Catholics from the New England area gather together at the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy to celebrate their heritage.
The pilgrims are able to experience the Mass and activities in Polish.
