It's Good Friday, and Easter is only a few days away. Join Julia Rose as she meets more first-time visitors to the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy.
From the Archives - August 6th, 2006: During this Lenten season I (author unknown) would like to share with you some thoughts on one of my least favorite subjects - pain.
On the eve of Holy Week, and just two weeks until Divine Mercy Sunday, Eden Hill is abuzz with activity. Join Julia Rose as she shares the latest news and upcoming events...
From the archives - November 13, 2005: Jesus urged Sister Faustina to write and speak of His mercy, as she noted in her Diary: Tell souls where they are to look for solace; that is, in the Tribunal of Mercy.
Spring is officially here!Flowers have begun sprouting around Eden Hill and the pathway of our life-size Stations of the Cross is accessible again. Julia Rose reports.
More than 15,000 people are expected to attend the annual Divine Mercy Sunday Weekend festivities on April 11 and 12. An international broadcast of the Marian Fathers’ celebration will air on EWTN beginning at 12 Noon ET on
From the archives - October 27, 2005: Mary has been given to the Church by God as a perfect model and icon of that holiness toward which He calls us all. She fires our minds and kindles our hearts with her own burning love of God and neighbor.
The sun is shining, and the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy is filled with joy and promise this week as we reach the halfway point of Lent. Join Julia Rose for the latest news and a new series featuring the Marian postulants!
From the Archives - July 14th 2005: Our Lady was truly a mother to St. Faustina. Her appearances were to guide and to reassure St. Faustina in the midst of her confusion and doubts. Often Our Lady would reinforce something that Jesus had asked of her.
We're nearing the halfway point of Lent, clocks are turning back, and the Solemnity of St. Joseph is on the horizon. Join Julia Rose as she reports on news and events this week at the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy.
