Performing works of mercy here on earth is essential to our eternal happiness but sometimes we make the excuses of not having the time, talent or resources to perform such works. But, Jesus told St. Faustina “for the many souls who are often worried because they do not have the material means with which to carry out and act of mercy. Yet spiritual mercy, which requires neither permissions nor storehouses, is much more meritorious and is within the grasp of of every soul.” In this episode, Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, discusses the spiritual works of mercy and how we can best accomplish them.

Was Martin Luther a hero of justice or a disobedient leader of revolt? Fr. Chris Alar debunks many common myths about one of the Fathers of the Protestant Reformation explains how similar he was to St. Therese of Lisieux at the start, but how they went down totally different roads.

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