Proyecto Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia
32 episodes listed below
Catholic mercy at three o’clock.
The gist
Proyecto Misericordia carries the feel of religious radio: prayer first, pastoral teaching close behind. Its episodes return to mercy, the crown of mercy, confession, forgiveness, and everyday examples of faith under pressure.
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About Proyecto Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia is a Spanish Catholic devotional program shaped around the Hour of Mercy. Its daily center is three in the afternoon. The show often begins with repeated prayer formulas, including the crown of mercy and familiar Catholic prayers, before moving into pastoral reflection. That repetition is part of its identity. It gives the program a slow, chant-like structure, closer to a devotional service than a conversation show. When the teaching begins, the focus stays close to mercy, trust, confession, forgiveness, and the danger of refusing pardon. The speaker favors questions that answer themselves. Could someone have been forgiven if he had trusted mercy? What does it mean when someone says there is nothing in life that needs forgiveness? Why does faith sometimes miss the help that is already being offered? These questions lead into everyday scenes: a neighbor whose dog makes a mess, a soccer ball breaking a window, a car damaging plants, someone bargaining before an exam, a flooded house ignored while trucks, boats, and a helicopter arrive. The examples are plain, but the aim is theological. Proyecto Misericordia turns ordinary annoyances and moral evasions into arguments for humility before God. Some installments contain long stretches with little variation, especially when prayer audio dominates the episode. Others include radio notes, station thanks, schedule reminders, and affectionate farewells. The tone remains earnest and reverent throughout. It can become urgent when speaking about despair, death, or the refusal to trust divine forgiveness. It also makes room for warmth, even humor, especially in its parables and stories about flawed people. The result is not sleek religious commentary. It is devotional accompaniment: repetitive, intimate, direct, and built for listeners who want Catholic prayer and moral encouragement folded into the rhythm of the day.
Made for: Best suited to Spanish-speaking Catholic listeners seeking daily devotional prayer, pastoral encouragement, and reflections on confession, forgiveness, and trust. It will especially fit those who appreciate traditional radio pacing and repeated prayer.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart by treating the three o’clock Hour of Mercy as both schedule and spiritual structure. Prayer, radio announcements, doctrine, and everyday moral parables all flow through that single devotional focus.
In their own words
Proyecto Misericordia utiliza los medios de comunicación, en especial el radio, para promover la grandeza humana y la Misericordia de Dios, dando herramientas a los matrimonios para luchar y defender su amor.
As heard by us
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
Proyecto Misericordia gives Catholic devotion a practical voice, tying the Chaplet and mercy to confession, forgiveness, family, and everyday humility.
Proyecto Misericordia is Catholic devotional radio with a clear center of gravity: the three o'clock Hour of Mercy, the Chaplet, Marian consecration, and repeated calls to trust in God's mercy.
Why you'd press play
A fallen bag of apples becomes your reminder that mercy sometimes wears a silk tie.
Press play if you want
- to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet before turning toward everyday moral reflection
- Catholic guidance that uses a stray dog, a broken window, and fallen apples to examine your conscience
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Episodes
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10abr Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia broadcasts a Friday pre-Divine Mercy Sunday program on April 10, 2026, previewing a live Chaplet of Divine Mercy broadcast at 3pm across five Despierta FM stations in the Yucatan Peninsula.
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12abr Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia broadcasts its Divine Mercy Sunday program on April 12, 2026, opening with the full Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3pm, the hour specified by Jesus to Saint Faustina Kowalska in her diary entry number 699.
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12abr Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia broadcasts a live Divine Mercy Sunday program on April 12, 2026, opening with the Chaplet of Divine Mercy recited at 3pm, the liturgical hour specified by Jesus to Saint Faustina Kowalska.
Apr 10, 2026·56m·5 clips - 4
10abr Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia broadcasts a Friday devotional on April 10, 2026 — two days before Divine Mercy Sunday — previewing a special live broadcast of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3pm across the network's five Despierta FM stations in Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Chetumal, and Mérida.
Apr 10, 2026·50m·4 clips - 5
9abr Misericordia
This episode focuses on the concept of divine mercy through prayer and worship, emphasizing trust in Christ's mercy for spiritual happiness and care.
Apr 9, 2026·59m - 6
8abr Misericordia
This episode focuses on the concept of divine mercy, featuring prayers and teachings about trusting in Christ's mercy for spiritual graces and happiness.
Apr 8, 2026·1h - 7
7abr Misericordia
This episode focuses on proclaiming divine mercy through prayer and trust in Christ's love, emphasizing forgiveness and spiritual care for souls.
Apr 7, 2026·54m - 8
6abr Misericordia
This episode focuses on the concept of divine mercy, featuring prayers and reflections on trusting in God's mercy for happiness and salvation.
Apr 6, 2026·1h 1m - 9
2abr Misericordia
This episode focuses on proclaiming God's mercy through prayer and devotion, encouraging listeners to trust in divine grace for spiritual fulfillment.
Apr 2, 2026·1h 1m - 10
1abr Misericordia
Apr 1, 2026·1h - 11
31mar Misericordia
Mar 31, 2026·1h 1m - 12
30mar Misericordia
Mar 30, 2026·1h - 13
27mar Misericordia
Mar 27, 2026·1h - 14
26mar Misericordia
Mar 26, 2026·40m - 15
25mar Misericordia
Mar 25, 2026·55m - 16
24mar Misericordia
Mar 24, 2026·1h 1m - 17
23mar 3 Misericordia
Mar 23, 2026·17m - 18
23mar 2 Misericordia
Mar 23, 2026·21m - 19
20mar Misericordia
Mar 20, 2026·47m - 20
19mar 2 Misericordia
Mar 19, 2026·49m - 21
19mar 1 Misericordia
Mar 19, 2026·9m - 22
18mar Misericordia
Mar 18, 2026·1h - 23
17mar 2 Misericordia
Mar 17, 2026·21m - 24
17mar 1 Misericordia
Mar 17, 2026·37m - 25
13mar Misericordia
Mar 13, 2026·59m - 26
12mar Misericordia
Mar 12, 2026·58m - 27
11mar Misericordia
This episode focuses on a prayerful reflection of divine mercy, emphasizing trust in Christ's love and the recitation of the Crown of Mercy prayer.
Mar 11, 2026·54m - 28
10mar 2 Misericordia
El episodio explora el concepto de esencia humana, discutiendo cómo las personas pueden perder su humanidad al dañar a otros o negarse a ayudar, y argumenta que estamos hechos para amar y apoyarnos mutuamente.
Mar 10, 2026·25m - 29
10mar 1 Misericordia
This episode focuses on the concept of divine mercy, encouraging trust in God's love and including prayers like the Our Father and Hail Mary.
Mar 10, 2026·34m - 30
9mar Misericordia
This episode focuses on proclaiming divine mercy and offering prayers for the world and sinners, emphasizing trust in God's grace.
Mar 9, 2026·1h - 31
6mar Misericordia
This episode focuses on a prayerful reflection of divine mercy, encouraging trust in Christ's love and offering the Crown of Mercy prayer for spiritual guidance.
Mar 6, 2026·1h - 32
5mar Misericordia
Proyecto Misericordia presents a Catholic devotional radio program that opens with the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and a meditative song before the host shares two interlinked parables: a barber-shop debate about God's existence where the barber argues that unkempt men don't disprove barbers exist, they simply haven't visited one; and the story of a visually impaired apple-seller who asks the executive who stops to help her 'Are you God?' The host links these parables to the Gospel of Lazarus and the Rich Man (Luke 16), arguing that God deliberately stays hidden inside human beings and acts through acts of mercy rather than miraculous intervention.
Mar 5, 2026·1h·4 clips