“To learn to live with ourselves – this is to look at those places in our lives in which evil has a foothold and to offer these to God so that we can realize in ourselves how Divine Mercy is the limit of evil.” – Dr. Anthony Lilles
“We get a glimpse into (Gianna’s) emerging spirituality in her notes from an Ignatian retreat that she attended when she was in high school in 1938.” – Claire Dwyer
What was St. Faustina’s spiritual mission–and how do we carry it forward today? Dr. Lilles with a look at her life and legacy for the Feast of Divine Mercy.
How God longs for us to trust in, and surrender to, His unfathomable mercy and love! Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles reflect.
What is the difference between divine and human mercy? How can we hope to increase God’s Divine Mercy towards us? Find out in this sobering homily excerpt from St. Caesarius of Arles.
What in the world is aggressive tenderness? Is there even really such a thing? Find out when the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles reflect on the Lord’s Divine Mercy.
Divine Mercy Sunday DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY This video comes from the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy at Eden Hill, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Construction of
Jesus I Trust in You! Divine Mercy Sunday Jesus I Trust in You! In 1931, Jesus appeared to Saint Faustina Kowalska and instructed her to
“Oh humdrum days, filled with darkness, I look upon you with a solemn and festive eye.” (Saint Faustina Kowalska, Diary, #1373) Saint Faustina Kowalska wrote
Worried about the world situation? About your spiritual life? Jesus gives us the hope-filled solution. Seek and accept his mercy. Start in the Eastertide, celebrate
