The Divine Mercy Message from the Marians of the Immaculate Conception

Part 3: St. Faustina and the Secret of the Holy Trinity What did St. Faustina mean by the "burning" and "glowing center of love" in the Holy Trinity?
Part 2: St. Faustina and the Secret of the Holy Trinity How has God revealed Himself through the ancient people of Israel, through Jesus Christ, and through His Church?
Part 1: St. Faustina and the Secret of the Holy Trinity Many readers have asked: When St. Faustina writes about the Holy Trinity, how can I come to understand what in the world she is talking about?
Was St. Faustina 'Miserable' Most of the Time? Tom asks: "Do you have any insight on why St. Faustina many times refers to herself as a miserable soul?"
Can You Hear That? It's Push-Back from My Contraception Series. I've had a number of excellent questions pour in, all in response to my series. I will try to answer some of the toughest ones.
Have I Committed the 'Unforgivable Sin'? Q&A: One reader frets about a particular sin Jesus speaks of in the Bible. "... I feel like God has abandoned me," he writes, "and I can't shake that feeling ..."
Can Divine Mercy Save Those Outside The Church? Robert Stackpole answers more Divine Mercy questions, this time from our readers Cheryl and Francis.
A Convent Conundrum? In one part of the Diary of St. Faustina Jesus tells Faustina she must not leave her convent. But later on Faustina contemplates leaving her order to start a new one. So what was Jesus up to, anyway?
Part 4: Indefensible or Indispensable? What are the three great myths about contraception? Dr. Robert Stackpole concludes his four-part series.
Part 3: Indefensible or Indispensable? Contraceptives were supposed to solve society's ills. But now look what happened.
Part Two: Indefensible or Indispensable? In the early 1960s, with the invention of the birth control pill, the Catholic Church was faced with a dilemma.
Contraception Part 1: Indefensible or Indispensable? Q&A: I received several questions on the Church's teachings about contraception. Well, here goes — the first in a series.
Mercy Sunday's Special Graces, Plenary Indulgence: Are They the Same? Dr. Stackpole points to a number of differences between the two.
Divine Mercy Sunday: What's This Feast All About, Anyway? The invitations must say WHY the banquet is being held, WHEN it will take place, WHO is invited, and WHAT TO EXPECT....
The Chaplet: Can We Make Our Own Version? A reader named Aurora sent me a question that has been sent to me, in related forms, by at least a half dozen people over the past few months.
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Part 3: St. Faustina and the Secret of the Holy Trinity

What did St. Faustina mean by the "burning" and "glowing center of love" in the Holy Trinity?

Part 2: St. Faustina and the Secret of the Holy Trinity

How has God revealed Himself through the ancient people of Israel, through Jesus Christ, and through His Church?

Part 1: St. Faustina and the Secret of the Holy Trinity

Many readers have asked: When St. Faustina writes about the Holy Trinity, how can I come to understand what in the world she is talking about?

Was St. Faustina 'Miserable' Most of the Time?

Tom asks: "Do you have any insight on why St. Faustina many times refers to herself as a miserable soul?"

Can You Hear That? It's Push-Back from My Contraception Series.

I've had a number of excellent questions pour in, all in response to my series. I will try to answer some of the toughest ones.

Have I Committed the 'Unforgivable Sin'?

Q&A: One reader frets about a particular sin Jesus speaks of in the Bible. "... I feel like God has abandoned me," he writes, "and I can't shake that feeling ..."

Can Divine Mercy Save Those Outside The Church?

Robert Stackpole answers more Divine Mercy questions, this time from our readers Cheryl and Francis.

In one part of the Diary of St. Faustina Jesus tells Faustina she must not leave her convent. But later on Faustina contemplates leaving her order to start a new one. So what was Jesus up to, anyway?

Part 4: Indefensible or Indispensable?

What are the three great myths about contraception? Dr. Robert Stackpole concludes his four-part series.

Part 3: Indefensible or Indispensable?

Contraceptives were supposed to solve society's ills. But now look what happened.

Part Two: Indefensible or Indispensable?

In the early 1960s, with the invention of the birth control pill, the Catholic Church was faced with a dilemma.

Contraception Part 1: Indefensible or Indispensable?

Q&A: I received several questions on the Church's teachings about contraception. Well, here goes — the first in a series.

Mercy Sunday's Special Graces, Plenary Indulgence: Are They the Same?

Dr. Stackpole points to a number of differences between the two.

Divine Mercy Sunday: What's This Feast All About, Anyway?

The invitations must say WHY the banquet is being held, WHEN it will take place, WHO is invited, and WHAT TO EXPECT....

The Chaplet: Can We Make Our Own Version?

A reader named Aurora sent me a question that has been sent to me, in related forms, by at least a half dozen people over the past few months.

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