They never met, yet their stories intertwined in a remarkable way. St. Faustina Kowalska left the world a message of Divine Mercy, and St. John Paul II made it one of the most important messages of his pontificate. He canonized the Polish mystic, established Divine Mercy Sunday for the entire Church, and in Łagiewniki entrusted the entire world to Divine Mercy.
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They never met, yet their stories intertwined in a remarkable way. St. Faustina Kowalska left the world a message of Divine Mercy, and St. John Paul II made it one of the most important messages of his pontificate. He canonized the Polish mystic, established Divine Mercy Sunday for the entire Church, and in Łagiewniki entrusted the entire world to Divine Mercy.