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The Divine Mercy Devotion
The devotion to Jesus as Divine Mercy is based on the writings of Saint Faustina Kowalska, an
uneducated Polish nun who wrote a diary of about 600 pages recording revelations she received about God’s mercy. The revelations emphasize one of the most important attributes of God: His unlimited, unfathomable mercy. Jesus' messages to Saint Faustina is one of hope and joy, most particularly for sinners. No sin is too great for God’s mercy. No sinner is too great for Jesus’ forgiveness. Some of the concrete acts of of the devotion include: praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, reciting the Three O’Clock Prayer, as well as celebrating the Feast of Mercy on the Second Sunday of Easter. More importantly, the devotion involves a deep, interior conversion – a true change of life that will entail us throwing ourselves to the forgiving arms of Jesus, the Divine Mercy. In this section of our website, we give a complete overview of the devotion.
Divine Mercy ArticlesThe Divine Mercy Devotion and the Second Coming of ChristThe Second Coming of Christ may very well happen in our lifetimes. Jesus has revealed to Stanely Villavicencio, an apostle of Divine Mercy, that Stanley will witness His Second Coming. The Divine Mercy Devotion: Jesus, King of Mercy, I Trust in You The Divine Mercy Devotion is the devotion for these last times - Jesus' final act of mercy towards mankind before the day of judgement. Subscribe Now to our Free E-Newsletter!
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