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Articles on Divine Mercy

Devotion to Divine Mercy by Fr. Sopocko

Devotion to Divine Mercy by Fr. Sopocko Our Lord’s love for us is both Divine and human, for He possesses both a Divine and a human nature and will. Hence we may regard the Savior’s Most Sacred Heart as the symbol of His threefold love for us – divine love,

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The Living Image of Divine Mercy

The Living Image of Divine Mercy The Image of Divine Mercy In this article I hope to convey my belief that the Divine Mercy Image is a living Image, and that this Icon of Jesus is much more than just a painting. My conviction comes from the many passages in

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The Enthronement of the Image

The Enthronement of the Image Introduction The Enthronement of the Divine Mercy Image in the home is the recognition and honouring of the existence of God our Creator by the family. Those who give themselves to trusting in the wonderful love and mercy that His Son, Jesus, brings to us

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Diary Passages about the Image of Divine Mercy

Diary Passages about the Image of Divine Mercy February 22, 1931 – In the evening, when I was in my cell, I saw the Lord Jesus clothed in a white garment. One hand was raised in the gesture of blessing, the other was touching the garment at the breast. From

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The Artist who Painted the First Divine Mercy Image

The Artist who Painted the First Divine Mercy Image Eugene Kazimierowski was the artist who painted the first Image of Divine Mercy which currently hangs in the Shrine of Divine Mercy in Vilnius, Lithuania. He was born on November 11, 1873. He was a Polish Realistic painter and he preferred

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The Vessel of Graces – Divine Mercy Image

The Vessel of Graces – Divine Mercy Image The Image of Divine Mercy is far more than just a religious icon or painting. Although it was painted by a man, it was not imagined by a man. The Image is a painting of a vision of Jesus which Jesus deliberately

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The History of the First Image of Divine Mercy

The History of the First Image of Divine Mercy History of the first Image of Jesus, as Divine Mercy. by Val Conlon Since medieval times anyone entering into Vilnius, through the old City gates, are entering through the gates which protected medieval Vilnius from the enemy, for over five hundred

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Perfect Families by Fr. John Harris

Perfect Families by Fr. John Harris   Perfect Families by Fr. John Harris Why people continue to tell lies about life? Over the holidays, I met with some friends and we were talking about events during the past year. One friend, who has a very unhappy marriage, asked, ‘why people

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Forgive Us Our Trespasses

Forgive Us Our Trespasses     Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Fr. Brian Doyle   Many of us are all familiar with the expression, “To err is human, but to forgive is Divine.” This basically means that, as humans, we all make mistakes, but the ability to forgive those mistakes

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Angels

Angels   Angels   by Val Conlon The word “Angel” comes from the Greek “Angelos” which means ‘Messenger’. They cannot be seen with our human vision as they are spirits, but they are always close by to help. Praying is a conversation directly with God, a way of having one’s soul

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Devotion to Divine Mercy by Fr. Sopocko

Devotion to Divine Mercy by Fr. Sopocko Our Lord’s love for us is both Divine and human, for He possesses both a Divine and a human nature and will. Hence we may regard the Savior’s Most Sacred Heart as the symbol of His threefold love for us – divine love,

Read More

The Living Image of Divine Mercy

The Living Image of Divine Mercy The Image of Divine Mercy In this article I hope to convey my belief that the Divine Mercy Image is a living Image, and that this Icon of Jesus is much more than just a painting. My conviction comes from the many passages in

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The Enthronement of the Image

The Enthronement of the Image Introduction The Enthronement of the Divine Mercy Image in the home is the recognition and honouring of the existence of God our Creator by the family. Those who give themselves to trusting in the wonderful love and mercy that His Son, Jesus, brings to us

Read More

Diary Passages about the Image of Divine Mercy

Diary Passages about the Image of Divine Mercy February 22, 1931 – In the evening, when I was in my cell, I saw the Lord Jesus clothed in a white garment. One hand was raised in the gesture of blessing, the other was touching the garment at the breast. From

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The Artist who Painted the First Divine Mercy Image

The Artist who Painted the First Divine Mercy Image Eugene Kazimierowski was the artist who painted the first Image of Divine Mercy which currently hangs in the Shrine of Divine Mercy in Vilnius, Lithuania. He was born on November 11, 1873. He was a Polish Realistic painter and he preferred

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The Vessel of Graces – Divine Mercy Image

The Vessel of Graces – Divine Mercy Image The Image of Divine Mercy is far more than just a religious icon or painting. Although it was painted by a man, it was not imagined by a man. The Image is a painting of a vision of Jesus which Jesus deliberately

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The History of the First Image of Divine Mercy

The History of the First Image of Divine Mercy History of the first Image of Jesus, as Divine Mercy. by Val Conlon Since medieval times anyone entering into Vilnius, through the old City gates, are entering through the gates which protected medieval Vilnius from the enemy, for over five hundred

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Perfect Families by Fr. John Harris

Perfect Families by Fr. John Harris   Perfect Families by Fr. John Harris Why people continue to tell lies about life? Over the holidays, I met with some friends and we were talking about events during the past year. One friend, who has a very unhappy marriage, asked, ‘why people

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Forgive Us Our Trespasses

Forgive Us Our Trespasses     Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Fr. Brian Doyle   Many of us are all familiar with the expression, “To err is human, but to forgive is Divine.” This basically means that, as humans, we all make mistakes, but the ability to forgive those mistakes

Read More

Angels

Angels   Angels   by Val Conlon The word “Angel” comes from the Greek “Angelos” which means ‘Messenger’. They cannot be seen with our human vision as they are spirits, but they are always close by to help. Praying is a conversation directly with God, a way of having one’s soul

Read More