Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y la Divina Misericordia

Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y la Divina Misericordia

Faustina nació el 25 de agosto de 1905 en la aldea polaca de Glogowiec. Fue la tercera hija entre diez hermanos de una familia piadosa. De muy temprana edad, oyó en su alma la llamada a la vida religiosa. El 30 de abril de 1926 recibió el hábito religioso y el nombre de Sor Faustina del Santísimo Sacramento.

Consagración al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús

Consagración al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús

Yo...entrego y consagro al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús mi persona y mi vida, mis acciones, trabajos y sufrimientos, para no servirme ya de ninguna parte de mí ser sino para amarle, honrarle y glorificarle. Esta es mi voluntad irrevocable: ser todo suyo y hacerlo todo por su amor, renunciando de todo corazón a cuanto pudiera desagradarle.

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Spreading devotion to the Divine Mercy

Saint Faustina and the Divine Mercy

 

 

Another form of devotion to the Divine Mercy consists in spreading His word because in doing so some of His promises are fulfilled.

 

_  «For the souls that spread the devotion to My mercy, I protect them throughout their lives as an affectionate mother with their child from birth right up to the time of their death. I will not be for them the Judge, but the Merciful Savior» * _ ( 1075).

 

The essence of worshipping the Divine Mercy consists in faith in God and charity to your neighbor. The Lord Jesus demands that we totally trust in Him:

 

”_I desire the trust of My creatures, invite souls to develop a great faith in My unfathomable mercy. Weak souls and sinners, even if they have committed more sins than there are grains of sand, should not be afraid to approach Me. Everything will fade away in the vastness of My mercy ” _. (1059)

 

Jesus commands us to love our neighbor and to carry out acts of mercy in word, deed and prayer. _ * ”You must show mercy to others always and everywhere. You cannot stop doing it, or excuse yourself, or justify failing to doing it ” _. (742)

 

The act of spreading devotion to the Divine Mercy does not require many words but rather a Christian attitude of faith, of trust in God and the purpose of becoming more and more merciful.

 

 Jesus in You I trust.