In the Writings of St. Faustina The charism of Saint Faustina yielded not only the new school of spirituality but also the Apostolic Movement of the Divine Mercy. It undertakes in different manners her task of proclaiming to the world the message of Mercy through the testimony of life, deeds, words and prayer.

Full text of Saint Faustina’s DIARY. The Diary of Saint Faustina Kowalska is one of the gems of mystical literature. She wrote it in Vilnius and Kraków in 1934 – 1938, as Jesus Himself had told her to do.

To those who survived the Second World War, Saint Faustina’s Diary appears as a particular Gospel of Divine Mercy, written from a twentieth-century perspective.

I asked Sister Speranza whether she had heard of the writings of Sister Faustina and what she thought of them. She answered me with simplicity: “The writings contain a wonderful teaching. But reading them one must remember that God speaks to philosophers in the

The Diary of St. Faustina is the second most important book in the world, after the Bible. It is a record of the inspiring life of St. Faustina, as she experienced the profound supernatural events that shaped her entire life.

Not only have we been blessed with the Divine Mercy Chaplet and Divine Mercy Novena, but here are the 14 most inspiring quotes from St. Faustina's Diary. 1. “Suffering is a great grace; through suffering the soul becomes like the Savior; in suffering love becomes crystallized; the greater the suffering, the purer the love.” (#57, page 29)

2015年9月23日 · St. Faustina's *Diary* is a spiritual masterpiece that reveals the profound depths of God's mercy. It provides readers with an intimate and personal understanding of the Divine Mercy, particularly the significance of intercessory prayer and the necessity of praying for sinners and the souls in purgatory.

The writings are derived from the instruction of Jesus Christ Himself; St. Faustina’s spiritual director, Fr. Sopoćko; and the young mystic’s own spirit of obedience and love, desiring to fulfill the mission of Divine Mercy by getting the essential message out to the world through painstakingly recording all of her experiences as best she ...

The Carmelite spirit finds a major echo in St. Faustina's writings too. Father Jan Machniak has shown that her accounts of her dark nights of the soul, and her experiences of mystical union with God, closely parallel the teachings of St. John of the …

2025年1月18日 · Her Writings: The Diary of Saint Faustina. Her primary writing is her spiritual journal, titled “Divine Mercy in My Soul,” often simply referred to as “The Diary”. In this diary, she recorded the visions and messages she received from Jesus over several years, offering profound spiritual insights and guidance on the Divine Mercy devotion.