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The Feast of Divine Mercy: What St. Faustina Said

Fr. Chris Alar explains who St. Faustina was and what Jesus told her we needed to know about the Feast of Divine Mercy. Learn how to receive these incredible graces!

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In Part 2 of 2, what did the Holy Family (Jesus, Mary and Joseph) talk about and do but was not recorded in the Bible? How do we know this? Answer: from tradition and from the mystics such as Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich, Ven. Mary of Agreda, St. Bridget of Sweden and St. Elizabeth of Schonau. Join Fr. Chris as he summarizes what these mystics have said about what happened within the Holy Family during their time in Egypt, during their hidden life in Nazareth, during the death of St. Joseph, and during the public ministry of Jesus. Interesting stories are given (such as what the first words of Jesus were when he spoke) and what they did at home.
Through St. Faustina, Jesus introduced the Image of Divine Mercy, the Divine Mercy Novena, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and the Hour of Great Mercy. What is Jesus up to with these new forms of devotion?Father Chris explains in this episode of Explaining the Faith
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