❤️ Prayer to St. Faustina

The prayer to St. Faustina honors the great mystic and Apostle of Divine Mercy. St. Faustina Kowalska was a 20th-century Polish nun who received extraordinary visions of Jesus and was entrusted with spreading the message of Divine Mercy throughout the world. Her diary, "Divine Mercy in My Soul," has inspired millions to trust in God's infinite mercy.

Prayer to St. Faustina

Traditional Prayer

O St. Faustina,

Apostle of Divine Mercy,

whom the Lord chose to be the messenger

of His great mercy to the world,

obtain for us from the Lord

the grace to trust in His infinite mercy

and to be merciful to others

as He is merciful to us.

Help us to understand that

no sin is too great for God's mercy

and that His mercy is greater than all our sins.

Teach us to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy

and to trust in Jesus,

who is mercy itself.

Amen.

Short Prayer

St. Faustina,

Apostle of Divine Mercy,

pray for us and help us

to trust in God's infinite mercy.

Teach us to be merciful to others

as God is merciful to us.

Amen.

Prayer for Trust in Mercy

O St. Faustina,

who knew the depths of God's mercy,

help us to trust in Jesus

even when we feel unworthy.

Teach us to say with you:

"Jesus, I trust in You!"

Help us to spread the message

of Divine Mercy to all we meet.

Amen.

When to Pray to St. Faustina

  • On October 5th - Feast day of St. Faustina
  • For Divine Mercy Sunday - The Sunday after Easter
  • For sinners - When seeking God's mercy
  • For trust in God - When struggling with doubt
  • For Poland - When praying for the country of Poland
  • For the dying - When praying for those near death
  • For mercy - When seeking to be more merciful
  • For evangelization - When spreading the Gospel

History and Significance

Early Life

St. Faustina was born in 1905 in Poland. She entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy and took the name Sister Maria Faustina of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

Divine Mercy

Jesus appeared to St. Faustina and asked her to spread the message of His Divine Mercy. He gave her the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and asked that Divine Mercy Sunday be established.

Diary

St. Faustina wrote a diary called "Divine Mercy in My Soul" which contains her conversations with Jesus and the message of Divine Mercy that He entrusted to her.

Legacy

St. Faustina was canonized in 2000 by Pope John Paul II. The Divine Mercy devotion has spread worldwide, and the Divine Mercy image and chaplet are now beloved by millions of Catholics.

Famous Quotes

"Jesus, I trust in You!"
"The greater the sinner, the greater the right he has to My mercy."
"I am love and mercy itself."
"Let no soul fear to draw near to Me, even though its sins be as scarlet."

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