Divine Mercy for Moms: Sharing the Lessons of St. Faustina
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The Divine Mercy devotion, tied to the visions recorded in the early twentieth century by St. Faustina Kowalska, has become one of the most widely loved practices in Catholic life. This guide is written for busy mothers who want to understand it and live it out day to day. It explains the history of the devotion, the prayers used in it, and the core elements Faustina described, including the picture of Merciful Jesus, the Feast of Divine Mercy and the Chaplet. The authors show how mercy can be shared through everyday words, actions and prayer, not only received in confession. Short reflections and practical suggestions make it suitable for personal reading or for a small group studying together, with Mary, Mother of Mercy, given a central place.
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