Mar
28
2006
0
A Good Book for Beginners
By Anonymous (not verified)
What book would you recommend for someone who has never heard of the Divine Mercy devotion?
Message of Mercy
Mar
27
2006
0
On the Novena in General
By Anonymous (not verified)
Pope Leo did not choose for universal use in the Church a form of prayer that was new or foreign to her experience. He prescribed a form of devotion that the Church was not only familiar with - and popular with the faithful down through the ages - but one most securely rooted in the written portion of her Tradition.
Mar
21
2006
0
Do any Protestants promote the Divine Mercy message according to St. Faustina?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Many of you know Dr. Robert Stackpole. What you might not know is that he is a convert from the Anglican Faith.
Mar
15
2006
0
St. Faustina's prayers
By Anonymous (not verified)
To pray before undertaking a task for the will of God to be done, and for God to direct the task, makes a huge difference. We will not know exactly how until the next life, but it is certain.
Feb
23
2006
0
A New Feast Day
By Anonymous (not verified)
Today I want to speak about the great Feast of Divine Mercy.
Feb
16
2006
0
How to Evangelize
By Anonymous (not verified)
For many people the word "evangelism" has a negative connotation, and most want nothing to do with it.
Feb
02
2006
0
Suffering, Joy, and Love
By Anonymous (not verified)
Today I would like to share some thoughts with you on suffering, and try to relate it to love and mercy.
Jan
25
2006
0
The Time of His Visitation
By Anonymous (not verified)
"When once I asked the Lord Jesus how He could tolerate so many sins and crimes and not punish them, the Lord answered me, I have eternity for punishing [these], and so I am prolonging the time of mercy for the sake of [sinners]. But woe to them if they do not recognize this time of My visitation. My daughter, secretary of My mercy, your duty is not only to write about and proclaim My mercy, but also to beg for this grace for them, so that they too may glorify My mercy" (Diary, 1160).
Jan
11
2006
0
The Tribunal of God's Mercy
By Anonymous (not verified)
Be not afraid to approach the "tribunal of God's mercy."
St. Faustina was to pray that people would not fear to go to confession (the tribunal of the Lord's mercy). This is an excellent way to refer to the sacrament, for it is a place of accusation, but also acquittal, provided the person has a firm purpose of amendment.
St. Faustina was to pray that people would not fear to go to confession (the tribunal of the Lord's mercy). This is an excellent way to refer to the sacrament, for it is a place of accusation, but also acquittal, provided the person has a firm purpose of amendment.
Jan
10
2006
0
Which saint is St. Faustina named after?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Our patron saints want to be particularly close to us. They are our older brothers and sisters in the faith who have already one the victory and who wish to look out for their younger siblings.
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