Babe Ruth’s Catholic Conversion Story and the Little-Known Sacramental He Took to His Grave
‘I asked them to pin the Miraculous Medal to my pajama coat. I’ve worn the medal constantly ever since. I’ll wear it to my grave.’
‘I asked them to pin the Miraculous Medal to my pajama coat. I’ve worn the medal constantly ever since. I’ll wear it to my grave.’
A new pilgrim treks twice to The National Shrine of the Divine Mercy.
The image — emblazoned with ‘Jesus, I Trust in You’ — is known the world over as the Divine Mercy image that was entrusted to Polish nun Sister (now St.) Faustina Kowalska in the 1930s.
A sister from St. Faustina’s order discusses the message of Divine Mercy and her community’s work in Washington.
Father Michalenko was committed to speaking about the message of Divine Mercy and promoting the mercy of God.
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