This is Holy Family School of Faith.

Welcome to our Rosary Meditation.

We are at the convent of Saint Faustina,

this great Polish saint to whom Jesus appeared between

1931 and 1938. He commanded her to have the image of divine mercy painted

and distributed throughout the world. The image with the image with the red ray and white ray

pouring forth from his heart, the red ray signifying the way he wants to nourish our soul with the Eucharist, the white ray in which he wants to cleanse our soul, especially through the sacrament of reconciliation.

Jesus also commanded her to keep a diary of all of their conversations.

We have just reverenced the relics of St. Faustina.

We have just knelt before the image of divine mercy, and now we are here to pray the rosaries.

Let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Let's call to mind all those we've promised to pray for.

Jesus commanded St. Faustina, write this. Before I come as the just judge, I am coming first as the

king of mercy. And before the day of justice. I am coming first as the king of mercy.

And before the day of justice,

I am sending the day of mercy.

Divine Mercy Sunday, which would be established through Faustina

and John Paul II.

And while Faustina was praying, the chaplain of divine mercy, she heard a voice in which Jesus

said, Oh, what great graces I will grant to souls who say this chaplet.

The very depths of my tender mercy are stirred for the sake of those who say the chaplet.

Write down these words, speak to the world about my mercy.

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