Trust in the Divine Mercy
On each side of Our Lord hung a thief on a cross. "Now one of those robbers who were hanged was abusing him, saying: 'If thou art the Christ, save thyself and us!'
The love of God is the flower - Mercy the fruit. Let the doubting soul read these considerations on Divine Mercy and become trusting.
To have complete confidence in Jesus is to truly know Him. This confidence in Jesus comes from deeply contemplating the ‘works of His hands’ during His earthly life and His many gifts of grace during ours. It comes from knowing that Jesus is infinite goodness.
This article is one of the many holy and insightful articles which Bl. Fr. Sopocko wrote on the Mercy of God. As we learn from St. Faustina’s vision, his writings are very pleasing to Jesus. Fr. Sopocko was an esteemed theologian which is clearly evident in his extraordinary writings.
Your duty is to trust entirely in My Mercy, My duty is to give you all that you need. I make Myself dependent on your trust: if your trust is great, then My generosity will be without limit”. (Diary 548)
In October 1936, St. Faustina wrote in her Diary, ‘Today, I heard these words, “The graces I grant you are not for you alone, but for a great number of other souls as well.
The most difficult virtue but the most noble of mankind is Trust. It is also the most important and respected virtue a person can have in life; trust in one’s neighbours, relatives, and friends.
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