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REMEMBER....

Divine Mercy Sunday - 3rd April 2016

Prepare yourself and bring souls back to Gods Divine Mercy while there is still time..... Please spread the Message of Divine Mercy to as many people as you can.

JESUS I TRUST IN YOU

Get to know the Diary of St. Faustina in this Year of Faith

Read the Diary of St. Faustina in this Year of Faith, to help you come to know the deep, and personal Love and Mercy the Lord has for you and for every soul.

Spread Gods Divine Mercy to Others.........

Spread the Divine Mercy where and whenever you can, through deeds of Mercy and an attitude of Mercy towards others. Place the Image in a prominent place in your home. Give an Image to your family and friends and also in your apostolic work on home visitation or in hospitals and prisons.

22nd October Feast of Bl. John Paul II

Conversion Prayer

O Blood And Water which
gushed forth from the
Heart of Jesus as a
fount of Mercy for us
I Trust in You...

Section of Pope John Paul II's Homily Divine Mercy Sunday 2001

The Heart of Christ!

His "Sacred Heart" has given men everything: redemption, salvation, sanctification. Saint Faustina Kowalska saw coming from this Heart that was overflowing with generous love, two rays of light which illuminated the world.The two rays, [according to what Jesus Himself told her], denote blood and water (Diary, 299). The blood recalls the sacrifice of Golgotha and the mystery of the Eucharist; the water, according to the rich symbolism of the Evangelist John, makes us think of Baptism and the Gift of the Holy Spirit (See Jn 3:5; 4:14).Through the mystery of this wounded Heart, the restorative tide of God's merciful love continues to spread over the men and women of our time. Here alone can those who long for true and lasting happiness find its secret

"Jesus, I trust in You!"

This prayer, dear to so many of the devout, clearly expresses the attitude with which we too would like to abandon ourselves trustfully in Your hands, 0 Lord, our only Savior.You are burning with the desire to be loved and those in tune with the sentiments of Your Heart learn how to build the new civilization of love. A simple act of abandonment is enough to overcome the barriers of darkness and sorrow, of doubt and desperation. The rays of Your Divine Mercy restore hope, in a special way, to those-who feel overwhelmed by the burden of sin.Mary, Mother of Mercy, help us always to have this trust in your Son, our Redeemer. Help us too, St. Faustina, whom we remember today with special affection. Fixing our weak gaze on the divine Savior's face, we would like to repeat with you: "Jesus, I trust in You!" Now and for ever. Amen.

The Date of the Revelation of Jesus to St. Faustina about His Image of Divine Mercy

On 22nd February 1931, Jesus appeared to St. Faustina with bright rays of light emanating from His Heart and said to her "Paint an image according to the pattern you see, with the signature: Jesus I Trust in You ! I desire that this image be venerated in your chapel and throughout the world" (Diary 47)

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Let us not be too concerned with the sins of others, but look into our own hearts first...

Bl. Fr. Michael Sopocko

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This blog proclaims simply the truth of Divine Mercy. It also provides links to others who proclaim the Divine Mercy in whatever way they are called to. Jesus I Trust in You..

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