St. Moses the Black: From Violent Outlaw to Saint
COMMENTARY: The fourth-century Desert Father abandoned a life of theft and bloodshed to follow Christ, becoming a powerful witness to Divine Mercy.
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Divine Mercy Shrine in Hollywood Becomes Beacon of Hope
The Los Angeles-based shrine draws growing crowds for Divine Mercy Sunday, highlighting a message of reconciliation and healing that continues to resonate year-round.
Pray Where St. Faustina Met Jesus: The Shrine at the Center of the Divine Mercy Devotion
In the city where this beloved devotion originated, the Sisters of Merciful Jesus witness in the footsteps of the ‘Apostle of Divine Mercy.’
Jesus’ ‘Peace Be With You’ Greeting and the Blessing of Divine Mercy
Sunday Guide for April 12
Pray the Divine Mercy Novena
The novena originates with St. Maria Faustina Kowalska of the Blessed Sacrament, canonized a saint in April 2000, a Polish religious sister and mystic who experienced apparitions of Jesus.
Putting in a Word for Purgatory
Few of us are ready for heaven at once. Yet in the purifying gaze of Christ, God’s justice is revealed as divine mercy, and hope is not extinguished but fulfilled.
Why Nietzsche’s Ears Were Deaf to the Word of the Cross
Nietzsche sought strength in the will to power, but the cross proclaims a deeper wisdom he could not hear — a word that reveals the mystery of divine strength in weakness.
Why 3 p.m. Should Stop Us in Our Tracks
COMMENTARY: The Hour of Mercy is not merely a devotion; it is a daily invitation to prepare for the one appointment none of us can avoid.
4 Forgotten Lessons on Forgiveness From the Council of Trent
Why isn’t forgiveness taught like math or grammar? It’s time every Catholic school made it a core subject.
What the Sacred Heart Reveals About Divine Mercy
The Sacred Heart shows that God’s mercy flows from love — a love that is wounded and radiant.
