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How to Practice the Divine Mercy Devotion

In 1931, Jesus appeared to a Polish nun called St Faustina. In her words, she saw: “… the Lord Jesus clothed in a white garment. One hand [was] raised in the gesture of blessing, the other was touching the garment at the breast. From beneath the garment, slightly drawn aside at the breast, there were emanating two large rays, one red, the other pale.”

Jesus asked St Faustina to paint an image of Him exactly as she saw Him, with the words “Jesus, I trust in You” written underneath. As St Faustina’s visions of Jesus continued, He requested that she start devotion to the Divine Mercy, in which we are asked to recall that God is merciful, that we should be merciful, and to completely trust in Jesus.

The Divine Mercy devotion comprises various elements, including the Feast of Divine Mercy (celebrated on the Second Sunday of Easter) and the Divine Mercy chaplet. Find everything you need to know on this devotion here.

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The Divine Mercy Devotion

What is the Divine Mercy devotion?

What is the Divine Mercy devotion?

Based on revelations to St Faustina for Trust in God and Mercy towards others, briefly explore the elements of this devotion: The Feast of Mercy, The Image of Merciful Jesus, The Chaplet, The Hour of Mercy and Spreading the devotion to Divine Mercy.

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Prayers Associated with the Devotion