Mission of Divine Mercy

"Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died."  Lazarus, Mary Magdalene and Martha are dear friends of Jesus.  Yet He not seem to respond to them in time. 

We need it so desperately. And He gives it.  The Gospel shows many religious authorities and "experts" who reject it.  And excommunicate the one who receives God's light.  Bishop Strickland warns of a similar reaction to Our Blessed Mother's words today in the Church.

How important are you to God? In His encounter with the Samaritan woman, Jesus gives us a glimpse. And He shows us how to lead others to Him.

En cada edad las batallas se han peleado con diferentes armas, diferente armadura, diferentes tácticas. Y así es en esta HORA.  Única en la historia, única en el Plan del Padre.  Suscríbase a nuestra lista de correo electrónico - https://secure.missionofdivinemercy.org/forms/mission_signup

In each age the battles have been fought with different weapons, different armor, different tactics. And so it is in this HOUR.  Unique in history, unique in the Plan of the Father.  Join our email list - https://secure.missionofdivinemercy.org/forms/mission_signup

When He calls. When He acts. When He manifests. The Transfiguration and the call of Abraham have special relevance for His Reconquest today. We share a turning point for MDM.

After the temptation in the desert, Satan waited "for an opportune time" to attack again: in Jesus' agony in the Garden of Gethsemane. This was a different temptation: to fear, to despair. We share a message from Our Blessed Mother about how much he is attacking us today with this temptation. And how to resist it.

The battle for purity, that the Gospel references, is especially hard today. We share a prophetic message from the Lord with some clear guidance.

How can you be a light for the wounded world today and share the Gospel with it? St. Paul gives us an example.

Our hearts desire happiness. Jesus reveals the surprising way to the infinite beatitude that God calls us to.

"Ears open to obedience you gave me."  "Here I am, Lord.  I come to do your will."  How can we know what His particular will is today?

… and speak to your heart. (see Hos 2:14). What is "the desert"? How to understand when it seems like God is taking everything away from us?

The Magi responded to a divine opportunity that many others missed. What can they teach us? A meditation of the mystic Maria Valtorta.

They were "very UNimportant people". Yet they were the first invited. What was the moment like when they first met the newborn Savior? What can we learn from them?

The Holy Family must suddenly flee a powerful attack. The meditation from Maria Valtorta helps us to sense what this shock was like. They help us to trust in the Lord when things seem out of control.

His love draws Him to you.  We meditate this Christmas on a message He gave us about the mystery of Emmanuel, God with us.  And the promise of His coming.

The simple words of the Gospel hide the extreme suffering of St. Joseph when his betrothed is with child. What was that trial like? What can it teach couples, and all of us?

Advent calls us to hope for the coming of the Lord. To waiting on Him with patience and perseverance. MDM is called to live in a special way this spirit of Advent.

We share an unpublished message she gave us in 2017.

These readings of Advent bring hope. They announce the one who will bring justice for the oppressed and chastise the wicked. In this same spirit, a message speaks today of the coming of the King.

What does Noah's experience teach us? The strong language of the Second Letter of St. Peter sheds light on it.

In his darkest hour, in his final moment, one thief has the most unexpected encounter with God's Mercy. What light does this shed for us?

Jesus foretells the destruction of the Temple. Does that have a special significance for the Church today?

Our Lord acts boldly to correct abuse in the Temple.  How does this relate to the messages we are receiving?  And to the situation in the Church today?

Many Catholics forget about purgatory. But the souls there are waiting for our help to be freed. This is an act of charity that we all can make, right now.

Jesus gives us a simple, practical model that we sinners can follow. It makes an eternal difference in our lives. One lie to reject. Two truths to acknowledge.

The Israelites, on their journey to the Promised Land, are attacked by Amalek. How do we cooperate with God in our struggles?