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We are only hours away from the Mercy of God shown in Jesus, His Son. Here is the novena to the Divine Mercy, posted in its entirety. Come back to this link for each day’s prayer and meditation for the … Continue reading →

Ninth Day “Today bring to Me the Souls who have become Lukewarm, and immerse them in the abyss of My mercy. These souls wound My Heart most painfully. My soul suffered the most dreadful loathing in the Garden of Olives … Continue reading →

Eighth Day “Today bring to Me the Souls who are in the prison of Purgatory, and immerse them in the abyss of My mercy. Let the torrents of My Blood cool down their scorching flames. All these souls are greatly … Continue reading →

Seventh Day Today bring to Me the Souls who especially venerate and glorify My Mercy*, and immerse them in My mercy. These souls sorrowed most over my Passion and entered most deeply into My spirit. They are living images of … Continue reading →

Sixth Day Today bring to Me the Meek and Humble Souls and the Souls of  Little Children, and immerse them in My mercy. These souls most closely resemble My Heart. They strengthened Me during My bitter agony. I saw them … Continue reading →

Fifth Day “Today bring to Me the Souls of those who have separated themselves from My Church*, and immerse them in the ocean of My mercy. During My bitter Passion they tore at My Body and Heart, that is, My … Continue reading →

Third Day “Today bring to Me all Devout and Faithful Souls, and immerse them in the ocean of My mercy. These souls brought me consolation on the Way of the Cross. They were a drop of consolation in the midst … Continue reading →

Second Day “Today bring to Me the Souls of Priests and Religious, and immerse them in My unfathomable mercy. It was they who gave me strength to endure My bitter Passion. Through them as through channels My mercy flows out … Continue reading →

A young Polish nun in the 1930s received a series of messages from Our Lord expounding His Mercy for all mankind. The diary that was kept by Sr. Faustina Kowalska resulted in a devotion known as Divine Mercy. Pope John … Continue reading →