On What Will Forgiveness Depend?
Whether we ourselves go to heaven or hell may well depend on where we hope our enemies will end up.
Results from Tag: 'divine mercy'
Venial Sins Are Not Menial Sins, But Grace Abounds More in Confession
‘The regular confession of our venial sins helps us form our conscience, fight against evil tendencies, let ourselves be healed by Christ and progress in the life of the Spirit.’ (CCC 1458)
It’s Time — Post-Abortive Healing for Moms (and Dads)
There are millions of post-abortive men who could benefit from a Rachel’s Vineyard retreat.
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time – The Good Shepherd and the Lost Sheep
SCRIPTURES & ART: The Good Shepherd and the Lost Sheep are long constants in the tradition of Christian sacred art, going back even to the catacombs.
Dr. Bernard Nathanson’s Miracle of Divine Mercy
There is no sin that cannot be forgiven if one offers himself up in complete humility to God.
Twenty Years Ago John Paul II Entrusted the World to Divine Mercy With This Prayer
Twenty years ago today, when Pope John Paul II entrusted the world to Divine Mercy, he shared his hope that the world would hear the message that God is merciful.
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
Killing the Innocent by Abortion Is Not Mercy, Says Chilean Cardinal
The Archbishop of Santiago explained that 'mercy has the face of consolation.'
Divine Mercy Sunday 2022: Pope Francis Preaches on the Peace That God’s Mercy Brings
‘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.’
Pope Francis on Divine Mercy Sunday 2022: ‘Jesus Is the Lord of Other Chances’
‘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.
