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Novena To St. Faustina - Day 6

🙏 DAY 6 | NOVENA TO ST. FAUSTINA

Today, on Day Six of our Novena to St. Faustina, we reflect on the WORKS OF MERCY; our call to make God’s love and mercy visible through the way we serve others.

St. Faustina understood that devotion to Divine Mercy is not only about receiving God’s mercy; it is also about sharing that mercy with others. Through prayer, compassionate words, and loving actions, each of us can become an instrument of Christ’s mercy in the world.

🤲 Today, put mercy into action. Reach out to someone who is lonely. Forgive someone who has hurt you. Comfort someone who is suffering. Pray for someone in need. Offer your time, attention, or resources to someone who could use a helping hand.

Even the smallest act, when offered with love, can become a beautiful work of mercy.

As we continue our nine-day journey toward St. Faustina’s Feast Day on October 5, let us ask for her intercession that we may recognize the needs of those around us and have the courage to respond with generous and merciful hearts.

Honor a loved one by enrolling them in our NOVENA of HOLY MASSESin honor ST. FAUSTINA
https://shrineofdivinemercy.org/novena
St. Faustina, Apostle of Divine Mercy, pray for us. 🙏
Jesus, I trust in You! ❤️

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