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Articles on Divine Mercy

Complete Confidence in Jesus

To have complete confidence in Jesus is to truly know Him. This confidence in Jesus comes from deeply contemplating the ‘works of His hands’ during His earthly life and His many gifts of grace during ours. It comes from knowing that Jesus is infinite goodness. It is knowing that such

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Distrust of the Mercy of Jesus by Fr. Jason Jones

Distrust of the Mercy of Jesus by Fr. Jason Jones Doubting Thomas I am writing this reflection on the Feast of Saint Thomas, nicknamed “Doubting Thomas”. In the Gospel, Saint Thomas refuses to believe that Jesus rose from the dead. He was, after all, just brutally tortured and murdered, who

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Introduction to the Chaplet of Mercy

by Val Conlon.- The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is a truly special and holy prayer because it was created by Jesus for mankind. He revealed the Chaplet of Divine Mercy to a Polish nun called St. Faustina through a series of visions and inner locutions in 1935, while she was

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The Victory of Mercy Over Justice

  Jesus’ death on the cross was in atonement for our sins and the sins of the whole world. In the message of Divine Mercy revealed to Saint Faustina, Jesus asks that at 3 O’Clock we immerse ourselves in His Passion. John the Baptist immersed people in water because it

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Living Mercy Daily

The Pope reminded us that the very essence of the Good News is its message of hope and real optimism. He wrote “Optimism is the fruit of Christian hope and the result of its action on the Christian soul. It flows from the trust of man in Divine Providence. This

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Sisters of Merciful Jesus

The “Sisters of the Merciful Jesus” which Jesus asked Saint Faustina to found, were founded in Vilnius on the instructions and guidance of Jesus Himself. This order asked for by God to give their lives praying for mercy for the world. This is a very special convent and a special

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Vilnius Cathedral

While on our pilgrimage, we will visit the famous Vilnius Cathedral in the Old Town. This is one of the most beautiful churches in Lithuania and on its walls are some of the most inspiring paintings and frescos in the world. Vilnius Cathedral is over 900 hundred years old. Unfortunately,

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Lithuanian Culture

The culture of Lithuania, like all countries, has been greatly influenced by their turbulent past. Lithuania has endured long periods of occupation by outside forces, but this has contributed to the construction of their modern country. Nowadays, Lithuania is a parliamentary democracy which was influenced by the injustice of their

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The Role of the Divine Mercy Devotion

The Role of the Divine Mercy Devotion in the Future of the Catholic Church by Fr. John Harris Tired of being a Catholic An elderly lady came to me recently and said she was “tired of being a Catholic”. She was tired of fighting with her children and grandchildren for

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The Journey to Mercy

The Journey to Mercy by Fr. John Harris OP During this Jubilee Year of Mercy, we are all invited to go on ‘The Journey to Mercy’. Very often, mercy can seem to be something outside of ourselves. It can seem like a thing to be received, or given away. It

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Complete Confidence in Jesus

To have complete confidence in Jesus is to truly know Him. This confidence in Jesus comes from deeply contemplating the ‘works of His hands’ during His earthly life and His many gifts of grace during ours. It comes from knowing that Jesus is infinite goodness. It is knowing that such

Read More

Distrust of the Mercy of Jesus by Fr. Jason Jones

Distrust of the Mercy of Jesus by Fr. Jason Jones Doubting Thomas I am writing this reflection on the Feast of Saint Thomas, nicknamed “Doubting Thomas”. In the Gospel, Saint Thomas refuses to believe that Jesus rose from the dead. He was, after all, just brutally tortured and murdered, who

Read More

Introduction to the Chaplet of Mercy

by Val Conlon.- The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is a truly special and holy prayer because it was created by Jesus for mankind. He revealed the Chaplet of Divine Mercy to a Polish nun called St. Faustina through a series of visions and inner locutions in 1935, while she was

Read More

The Victory of Mercy Over Justice

  Jesus’ death on the cross was in atonement for our sins and the sins of the whole world. In the message of Divine Mercy revealed to Saint Faustina, Jesus asks that at 3 O’Clock we immerse ourselves in His Passion. John the Baptist immersed people in water because it

Read More

Living Mercy Daily

The Pope reminded us that the very essence of the Good News is its message of hope and real optimism. He wrote “Optimism is the fruit of Christian hope and the result of its action on the Christian soul. It flows from the trust of man in Divine Providence. This

Read More

Sisters of Merciful Jesus

The “Sisters of the Merciful Jesus” which Jesus asked Saint Faustina to found, were founded in Vilnius on the instructions and guidance of Jesus Himself. This order asked for by God to give their lives praying for mercy for the world. This is a very special convent and a special

Read More

Vilnius Cathedral

While on our pilgrimage, we will visit the famous Vilnius Cathedral in the Old Town. This is one of the most beautiful churches in Lithuania and on its walls are some of the most inspiring paintings and frescos in the world. Vilnius Cathedral is over 900 hundred years old. Unfortunately,

Read More

Lithuanian Culture

The culture of Lithuania, like all countries, has been greatly influenced by their turbulent past. Lithuania has endured long periods of occupation by outside forces, but this has contributed to the construction of their modern country. Nowadays, Lithuania is a parliamentary democracy which was influenced by the injustice of their

Read More

The Role of the Divine Mercy Devotion

The Role of the Divine Mercy Devotion in the Future of the Catholic Church by Fr. John Harris Tired of being a Catholic An elderly lady came to me recently and said she was “tired of being a Catholic”. She was tired of fighting with her children and grandchildren for

Read More

The Journey to Mercy

The Journey to Mercy by Fr. John Harris OP During this Jubilee Year of Mercy, we are all invited to go on ‘The Journey to Mercy’. Very often, mercy can seem to be something outside of ourselves. It can seem like a thing to be received, or given away. It

Read More