
Divine Mercy Is the Mission Closest to Pope Francis’ Heart
The Missionaries of Mercy appointed in 2016 by the Pope recommitted themselves to their task in Rome
The Missionaries of Mercy appointed in 2016 by the Pope recommitted themselves to their task in Rome
The Archbishop of Santiago explained that 'mercy has the face of consolation.'
‘Rediscover the heart of Christ, the Lord’s mercy,’ the Holy Father said April 24. ‘He … offers us heartwarming signs of his mercy. He comforts us in the same way he did in today’s Gospel.’
‘The adventure of faith, as for Thomas, consists of lights and shadows. Otherwise, what kind of faith would that be? It knows times of comfort, zeal and enthusiasm, but also of weariness, confusion, doubt and darkness,’ the Holy Father said April 24.
Father Michael Gaitley explains how to manifest the heart of Divine Mercy in our lives.
EDITORIAL: One of the most important lessons that Poland has taught the world is the need to turn always to Divine Mercy.
Divine Mercy receives its ultimate expression in the seven sacraments
Our Lord wasn’t Sister Faustina’s only visitor from Heaven — Our Lady also came with messages about Divine Mercy.
Saints from various walks of life lived mercy in action, from Mother Teresa to St. Thérèse and Padre Pio.
‘After every storm,’ says Deacon Bob Digan, ‘there is a rainbow assuring us of God’s promise, Divine Mercy.’
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