Trust

So many things and so much of life is acutely dangerous, tragedies like the war in Ukraine and the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. And yet, Chris Sparks notes, the whole of Scripture can be read as one, long ringing summons to move by faith beyond fear.

Part 21: In the next entry of his new weekly series on the Sacred Heart, Dr. Robert Stackpole explains how, even as we do works of mercy for our neighbors, we are doing them for the Lord and thereby consoling His Sacred Heart.

“Do not be conquered by evil but conquer evil with good” (Rom 12:21). Our Lady is the Mother of Mercy, not a mother of ruthlessness; the Queen of Martyrs, not the queen who does “whatever it takes,” including evil, in the name of obtaining some lesser good.

Part 20: In the next entry of his new weekly series on the Sacred Heart, Dr. Robert Stackpole reveals that, in St. Faustina’s writings about and devotion to the Merciful Heart of Jesus, we find the notion of giving delight, comfort, and solace to His Heart.

In your walk with the Lord, this is the most dangerous thing you could do. 

Why does God seem to ignore our prayers sometimes? Let's take a look. 

Saint Faustina's Diary teaches us to trust that no matter what, God is in control. 

If you've been feeling lonely and isolated during this global pandemic, St. Faustina has a message for you. 

Are you ever afraid for your own safety? Even St. Faustina felt this way at times.