You are loved.No matter what.
“The greater the sinner, the greater the right he has to My mercy.”
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Jesus Is Waiting to Pour Out His Mercy on You.
There is no sin too great for God’s mercy. No past too broken for His love.
“The flames of mercy are burning Me — clamoring to be spent; I want to pour them out upon these souls.”
JESUS TO ST. FAUSTINA
Jesus knows your every sin, every struggle, and every part of your past. He knows you completely. Yet His merciful Heart longs to welcome you back.
He loves you as you are, but He loves you too much to leave you as you are.
His mercy is not permission to remain in sin. It is an invitation to turn away from sin, receive His forgiveness, and begin again.
In Confession, Jesus welcomes you back, forgives your sins, and offers you a new beginning. And in the Eucharist, He gives you something extraordinary—His very self. He longs not merely to forgive you, but to unite Himself with you.
Oh, what perfect love!
Come back to Him. His mercy is waiting for you.
He gives Himself to you. Completely.
In the Eucharist, Jesus comes to you — not merely to comfort you, but to unite Himself with you. He gives you His very Body and Blood, because He desires to be close to you.
Discover the Eucharist →No sin is greater than His mercy.
Whatever you’ve done, however long you’ve been away, Jesus is waiting to welcome you back. In Confession, He offers you forgiveness, healing, and a new beginning.
Discover Confession →How Can You Open Your Heart to God’s Mercy?
Ask for Mercy
Tell Jesus about your sins and your struggles. He is always ready to forgive you with great love.
Be Merciful to Others
Show love and forgiveness to others, just as Jesus is merciful to you.
Completely Trust
No matter what happens, always trust in Jesus. His mercy is greater than anything.
Five Special Ways to Receive Jesus’ Mercy
Through St. Faustina, Jesus revealed five special ways through which He pours out His mercy upon us and the whole world.
Feast of Divine Mercy
The Feast of Divine Mercy is celebrated on the Sunday after Easter.
Jesus promised extraordinary graces on this day. Those who go to Confession and receive Holy Communion with trust in His mercy can receive complete forgiveness of sins and punishment.
Discover the FeastImage of Divine Mercy
In 1931, Jesus appeared to St. Faustina and asked her to have an image painted as she saw Him.
In the image, Jesus raises His hand in blessing and steps forward towards us.
Two rays come from His Heart. The red ray represents the Eucharist, while the pale ray represents Baptism and Confession.
Jesus promised that those who venerate this image will not perish. He also promised them victory over their spiritual enemies and His special protection, especially at the hour of death.
Discover the ImageNovena of Divine Mercy
Jesus asked St. Faustina to pray a special nine-day novena, beginning on Good Friday and ending the day before the Feast of Divine Mercy.
Jesus Himself gave her the prayer intentions for each day. Each day, we bring a different group of souls to His Heart and ask Him to pour His mercy upon them.
Jesus promised that through this novena, souls could draw strength, comfort, and the graces they need, especially at the hour of death.
Pray the NovenaChaplet of Divine Mercy
Jesus taught St. Faustina the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, a powerful prayer that can be prayed using ordinary rosary beads.
Through this prayer, we offer God the Father the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ, asking for mercy upon us and the whole world.
Jesus promised great graces to those who pray the Chaplet with trust. He especially promised His mercy and protection at the hour of death.
Learn to Pray the ChapletHour of Great Mercy
At 3 p.m., the hour Jesus died on the Cross, He invites us to immerse ourselves in His Passion, especially His abandonment during His agony.
Jesus invites us to pray the Stations of the Cross, adore Him in the Blessed Sacrament, or pause briefly and immerse ourselves in His Passion.
Jesus asks us to implore His mercy, particularly for sinners. He promised to refuse nothing to those who ask Him for graces at this hour, in virtue of His Passion.
Discover the Hour of Mercy
St. Faustina,the Messenger and Apostle of Divine Mercy
Born into a poor farming family in Poland, St. Maria Faustina Kowalska (1905–1938) lived a simple, hidden life as a religious sister, working as a cook, gardener, and porter.
Yet Jesus chose this humble nun for an extraordinary mission: to remind the world of His unfathomable mercy and call every soul to trust in Him.
Through her diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul, she faithfully recorded the message Jesus entrusted to her—a message that continues to touch hearts throughout the world.
Read her story