Devotion to the Divine Mercy

Devotion to Divine Mercy is a Christian practice rooted in the revelation of Jesus Christ to Saint Faustina Kowalska in the 1930s. It emphasizes God's infinite mercy towards humanity and encourages believers to trust in God’s compassion. Key elements include the Divine Mercy Chaplet, which is a form of prayer, and the Feast of Divine Mercy celebrated on the Sunday after Easter. This devotion invites individuals to reflect on their own need for mercy and to extend forgiveness and love to others, fostering a sense of hope, healing, and spiritual renewal in their lives.