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By Fr. Angelo Casimiro, MIC

July has long been designated the month dedicated to the Precious Blood of Jesus in the Liturgical calendar of the Church — for good reason. 

I often hear from Marian Helpers who, in an attempt to be helpful or perhaps out of sheer confusion, point to entry 374 in the Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska and say, "Father, I think I found a typo."

The Holy Family shows forth a perfect union of mercy, almost as if the Three Hearts of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph beat as one Heart.

By Br. Eliott, MIC 

"The mission of the Healthcare Professionals of Divine Mercy is so vital to train healthcare professionals on how to obtain and render spiritual care at the bedside of the sick and dying using the Divine Mercy message and devotion.” 

Father Andy Davy, MIC, gives us the schedule for upcoming talks, videos, shows, and events from the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy for the month of May 2024. This way you won't miss anything to help your soul in your

Last week we began our reflections on Mary's role as "Mother of Mercy" by showing that she is the true "masterpiece" of God's mercy in the world, through the gift of her Immaculate Conception.

Let me return to a question from a reader named Wendy that just happens to touch upon my favorite topic in the whole world: the Heart of Jesus!

Wendy wrote: 

Each First Friday and First Saturday of the month, we must make a Communion of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

The following article by Blessed Michael Sopocko was first published in the January-March 1963 issue of the Marian Helpers Bulletin. Blessed Michael was the confessor and spiritual director of St. Faustina. 

We can rest assured that when Jesus told St, Faustina, “Let no soul fear to draw near to Me, even though its sins be as scarlet,” He meant that there wasn’t a soul on earth who wouldn’t receive grace if only the soul draws near to Jesus – through repentance and trusting

Inspired by Fr. Chris Alar's book Understanding Divine Mercy and eager to spread the Divine Mercy message in their Missouri parish, a group of parishioners builds a Lenten mission and sparks a spiritual renewal. 

Have you ever contemplated the spiritual significance of the black background on the Vilnius Divine Mercy Image? The black symbolizes a life of sin, darkness, despair, and death.