Sister Faustina deeply loved her Lord Jesus and often meditated upon His Passion. How might this practice be a benefit to our souls? Let’s delve into this incredible topic and learn the secrets of Jesus’ Passion in this week’s spiritual exercise!
The great saints walk home to Heaven. For too many of us ... well, the pilgrimage home is rather less dignified than that.
A few years ago, Melodie prayed the Divine Mercy Chaplet at the bedside of her dying brother. Here's what happened next.
By Marc Massery
Is there someone in your life who is hard to love?
Sometimes, God puts people in our lives with whom we have a hard time reconciling. Maybe we understand them but they just never seem to get us. But if they’re a family member, a friend, or a coworker, sometimes we have to withhold from them our anger and frustration in order to keep the peace. Saint Faustina knew this silent pain well. She wrote:
Are you frequently too busy to help others when they come to you in need? Let's see what the Gospel has to say.
God does not need us, but man, does He love us.
When thieves broken into her house and stole her television, she felt violated. But God gave her a sign that made her realize the power of her prayers.
These two friends have been “chosen” to host a special program, “Night of Mercy,” on July 30.
The following is an excerpt from the Marian Press book 52 Weeks with St. Faustina by Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle:
“We resemble God most when we forgive our neighbors.”
— Diary, 1148
Week 39
Indulging in too much entertainment poses a danger to our spiritual health. Are you at risk?
