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Divine Mercy and Saint Faustina (D650)
Divine Mercy and Saint Faustina (D650)
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Beloved by Pope St John Paul II, devotion to the Divine Mercy has grown in popularity since its humble beginnings in Poland. Yet few know the details of its origins or of the devotion itself. That fascinating story is told here.
Beginning in 1931, Jesus appeared to a Polish nun called Sr Faustina Kowalska. He requested an image of himself to be painted, inscribed with the words "Jesus, I trust in You", promising that "the soul that will venerate this image will not perish."
Pope John Paul II has described the Divine Mercy as an antibiotic for the illnesses of the contemporary world. But while devotion to the Divine Mercy has grown in popularity, few know the details of its origins or of the devotion itself. This booklet offers this information, beginning with the life of St Faustina, it relates her journey to join the Congregation of Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, her visions of Jesus and his request for the creation of the Divine Mercy image. The devotion itself is also explained, with detail about the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Divine Mercy devotions and prayers are also included.
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ST. RITA'S SHOP is the online and local store of our Augustinian Recollect Spirituality Centre in Honiton (Devon UK): ST. RITA'S CENTRE.
St. Rita’s Centre is a religious house where the Augustinian Recollect spirituality
and the devotion to our Saints are promoted and spread, especially to St. Rita of Cascia.
Centre for residential groups, conferences, meetings, celebrations.