Divine Mercy encompasses God's profound compassion, love, forgiveness, and forbearance toward His creation.  It reflects His readiness to extend grace, even to those who are sinful or in need of assistance.  Learn some helpful tips to have a good confession.

How can we ascertain the accuracy of the historical accounts regarding the resurrection of Jesus? One compelling reason lies in the presence of early witnesses documented in our scriptures who testified to the crucifixion. Faith is ultimately grounded in reason.

Repenting of sin can awaken hope. Promising to go and sin no more doesn’t mean you can do it alone. God walks with you in mercy. God gives you grace. They are tools that the Lord gives us. The work to “sin no more” requires 100% of you and 100% of God. Your promise, God’s hope.

Even if the Pope were Satan incarnate, we ought not to raise up our heads against him, but calmly lie down to rest on his bosom.  -St. Catherine of Sienna

Everyday tasks possess a powerful way to grow in holiness. In the Catechism of the Catholic Church it says, "our work represents a collaboration with God in the ongoing creation of both the world and the Kingdom of God."  This prompts the question: how can we elevate our work from the mundane to the extraordinary? One approach is to consciously offer our labor and tasks to the Lord, thereby infusing them with purpose and meaning.

Learn from the prophets of the past whose voices still echo down through the centuries, an easy yet highly effective method for helping others get ready for Jesus' return.