Divine Mercy – Catholic Stand

Devil on My Shoulder

Carol Monaco May 2, AD2025 2 Comments

Sometimes I feel like a cartoon character with an angel on one shoulder and the devil on the other. Which one will rule the day?

Divine Mercy: Free Pardon for the Sinner?

Rev. Kenneth M. Dos Santos MIC April 27, AD2025 5 Comments

Or Absolute Accountability To God’s Justice for the Sins of Mankind? Does Divine Mercy offer the sinner unconditional pardon for one’s transgressions, irrespective of the

Jesus’ Mercy Is Divine

Dan Fitzpatrick April 21, AD2025 1 Comment

The Feast of Divine Mercy is this Sunday. Are you ready for it? The Feast of Divine Mercy is associated with the written records and

With Christ’s Love, We Receive His Mercy

Deacon Steve Greco December 27, AD2023 1 Comment

When it feels as if the sky is falling in and the end is near; when we are close to giving up, then, most of

Divine Mercy, the Key to Jesus’ Heart

Ray Sullivan November 19, AD2023 1 Comment

Divine Mercy, the Key to Jesus’ Heart The Divine Mercy of Jesus Christ is infinitely greater than all of the sins ever committed by mankind.

The Month of the Sacred Heart

Masha Goepel June 22, AD2023 2 Comments

“The thoughts of His Heart are to all generations: to deliver their souls from death and feed them in famine.” Thunder and rain are rolling,

prayer, discernment, holiness, praying, intercessory prayer, thanksgiving

Lent – The Season of Renewal

Masha Goepel February 21, AD2023 2 Comments

Spring seems to be coming early this year in the northeast. Our snow is slowly melting, the sap is running, and Lent is just around

The Holy Spirit and God’s Great Mercy

Deacon Steve Greco July 26, AD2022 1 Comment

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, God is Love, but “because we are dead or at least wounded through sin, the first effect of

Father’s Day and Divine Mercy

Birgit Jones June 18, AD2022 2 Comments

How is it possible to give something I do not own to someone else? That is frequently the first thought that comes to my mind

shame, the here and now, troubled waters, transhumanism, good works not automatic, strive

The Cream Filling Society

Todd Federici May 17, AD2022 6 Comments

Today, we can get anything we want immediately in many cases. We have millions of different sounds for incoming calls, and the grocery store has

ethics, things that last, judgmental. judging, mercy and justice, Canon Law, judge

Just How Does God’s ‘Perfect’ Mercy and Justice Work?

Gene M. Van Son September 14, AD2021 5 Comments

God’s mercy and justice are perfect. And therein lays a conundrum for some. Just how, they wonder, does perfect mercy and justice work? In our

Divine Mercy and the Illumination of Conscience

Susan Skinner August 1, AD2020 13 Comments

I hate masks. I wear them because of my close proximity to my elderly parents. I feel as though they remove real relationships and we

Jesus, I Trust In You–A Time for Divine Mercy

Dom Cingoranelli April 18, AD2020 2 Comments

You’ve probably seen the inscription, “Jesus, I trust in You” at the bottom of the Divine Mercy Image. Jesus specifically asked for this to be

Seeing 20/20: Mercy and Grace in Jesus’ Mirror

Suellen Brewster November 27, AD2019 2 Comments

Throughout her Diary: Divine Mercy in My Soul, Jesus told St. Faustina Kowalska that we, blessed souls, are now living in the Time of Mercy.

A Daily Journey with Saint Faustina – Off the Shelf 133 with Susan Tassone

Pete Socks July 15, AD2019 1 Comment

Off the Shelf 133 – Susan Tassone There seems to be an ever increasing interest in Saint Faustina. There’s a good reason why and that

Have Mercy

Carol Monaco April 28, AD2019 1 Comment

When we think of Divine Mercy, we think of God’s loving devotion to us and His compassionate forgiveness of our sins. God’s mercy extends to

Jesus, Good Shepherd, salvation, evangelizing

The Good Shepherd: Seeking to Lead All to Heaven

Edward Monti December 8, AD2018 4 Comments

I have lived almost 53 years on this earth and just now I think I am really starting to “get it.” I don’t mean I

The Prodigal Son: Learning our Father’s Scandalous Love

Dan Byron November 7, AD2018 1 Comment

In the Jewish literary tradition, repeating a thing three times is a form of grave emphasis. Such is the case with Luke 15. There are

Abortion, Divorce, the Womb and the Divine Mercy of God

Susan Skinner October 28, AD2018 1 Comment

The mystery of God’s maternal love is expressed with particular power in the Hebrew word, rahamim. Etymologically, this word means “womb” but was later used to mean