Jesus is asking:
Will You Help Me?
The Virtue of Trust By Val Conon The most difficult virtue but the most noble of mankind is Trust. It is also the most important and respected virtue a person can have in life; trust in one’s neighbours, relatives, and friends. Nearly always, without exception you will find this trust
Trust is the Key Val Conlon Your duty is to trust entirely in My Mercy, My duty is to give you all that you need. I make Myself dependent on your trust: if your trust is great, then My generosity will be without limit”. (Diary 548) Trust in a Suspicious World
St. Faustina’s Vision of Fr. Sopocko on 7th August 1936 (Diary 675) “When I received the article about Divine Mercy with the Image on the cover, God’s presence filled me in an extraordinary way. When I steeped myself in a prayer of thanksgiving, I suddenly saw the Lord Jesus in a great
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
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
Dependent on Trust by Val Conlon Your duty is to trust entirely in My Mercy, My duty is to give you all that you need. I am making Myself dependent upon your trust: if your trust is great, then My generosity will be without limit. (Diary 548) The most difficult virtue
Jesus I Trust in You by Fr. John Harris The Signature on the Image Recently, in a church in Dublin, a lady recognised me from writing in this magazine. She shared with me her concern that in the church, there was an Image of Divine Mercy did not have
Sins of Distrust Human forgiveness seems to have a limit. It varies from person to person, but there is a cut-off point. For example, we can forgive people whose behaviour is intolerable and inexcusable for a while, but eventually we begin to distance ourselves. People often take advantage of
You Can’t Buy Mercy by Fr. John Harris OP You Can’t Buy Mercy by Fr. John Harris OP The Father’s Mercy With these words Pope Francis officially opened the Extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy, beginning on 8th December 2015: “Jesus Christ is the face of the Father’s mercy. These
To Prepare Her For Her Mission As a preparation for her mission Mary asked Saint Faustina to be faithful to the will of God, putting it ahead of all sacrifices and holocausts (Diary 1244). As her special and dearly beloved daughter, Mary asked that she practice the three virtues most
The Virtue of Trust By Val Conon The most difficult virtue but the most noble of mankind is Trust. It is also the most important and respected virtue a person can have in life; trust in one’s neighbours, relatives, and friends. Nearly always, without exception you will find this trust
Trust is the Key Val Conlon Your duty is to trust entirely in My Mercy, My duty is to give you all that you need. I make Myself dependent on your trust: if your trust is great, then My generosity will be without limit”. (Diary 548) Trust in a Suspicious World
St. Faustina’s Vision of Fr. Sopocko on 7th August 1936 (Diary 675) “When I received the article about Divine Mercy with the Image on the cover, God’s presence filled me in an extraordinary way. When I steeped myself in a prayer of thanksgiving, I suddenly saw the Lord Jesus in a great
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
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
Dependent on Trust by Val Conlon Your duty is to trust entirely in My Mercy, My duty is to give you all that you need. I am making Myself dependent upon your trust: if your trust is great, then My generosity will be without limit. (Diary 548) The most difficult virtue
Jesus I Trust in You by Fr. John Harris The Signature on the Image Recently, in a church in Dublin, a lady recognised me from writing in this magazine. She shared with me her concern that in the church, there was an Image of Divine Mercy did not have
Sins of Distrust Human forgiveness seems to have a limit. It varies from person to person, but there is a cut-off point. For example, we can forgive people whose behaviour is intolerable and inexcusable for a while, but eventually we begin to distance ourselves. People often take advantage of
You Can’t Buy Mercy by Fr. John Harris OP You Can’t Buy Mercy by Fr. John Harris OP The Father’s Mercy With these words Pope Francis officially opened the Extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy, beginning on 8th December 2015: “Jesus Christ is the face of the Father’s mercy. These
To Prepare Her For Her Mission As a preparation for her mission Mary asked Saint Faustina to be faithful to the will of God, putting it ahead of all sacrifices and holocausts (Diary 1244). As her special and dearly beloved daughter, Mary asked that she practice the three virtues most
