Short videos drawn from the life and writings of Saint Faustina, inviting every soul to discover, trust, and share the inexhaustible mercy of Jesus.
Watch the complete Chaplet of Divine Mercy, then explore 22 brief reflections. Each video includes a short introduction and a link to its full transcript.
1The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
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The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
Pray the complete Chaplet of Divine Mercy, entrusting our sins and the needs of the whole world to the Father. Its repeated petitions lead into a final prayer of confidence in God’s inexhaustible compassion.
Burdened by fear, loneliness, and difficulties in the convent, Faustina seeks Jesus in the quiet chapel. There she hears the gentle reassurance that she is never alone.
Jesus teaches the prayers of the Divine Mercy Chaplet and calls souls to pray at three o’clock. He promises mercy to those who pray with trust and in union with His will.
Jesus sends Faustina to proclaim mercy to an aching world and reveals the graces poured out through the Chaplet. While there is still time, every soul is invited to seek the fount of His mercy.
Before appearing as the just Judge, Jesus says He comes first as the King of Mercy. A striking sign in the heavens ends in a simple prayer of trust in the blood and water from His heart.
Faustina longs for the closeness of Jesus in Holy Communion and finds in Him her strength, shield, and living bread. Jesus invites every soul to speak simply, listen in silence, and receive His encouragement and love.
Hurt by false words, Faustina is asked to answer with prayer and kindness. Jesus points her to the Blessed Sacrament as the source of grace to love, forgive, and lead sinners back to mercy.
At the bedside of a suffering man, Faustina is urged to keep praying the Chaplet from the depths of her heart. His peaceful death reveals the need for mercy throughout life—and especially in its final hour.
Surrounded by demons in the form of black dogs, a humble soul entrusts herself to God. Her prayers drive them away, leaving her in the protection and peace of the merciful Lord.
A violent storm ends before the Chaplet is finished, revealing the power of prayer offered with trust. Jesus promises that petitions united with His will can be obtained through the Chaplet.
Jesus appears clothed in white, with red and white rays coming from His heart, and asks that His image be painted. He promises protection to souls who venerate it, especially at the hour of death.
Jesus invites every soul to visit Him in the Blessed Sacrament, where no earthly guards bar the way. In silent prayer, He waits to speak to the heart and fill it with grace.
Jesus reveals the confessional as a miracle and fountain of mercy, where He waits behind the priest to act in the soul. Those who approach with repentance and trust receive restoration and deep peace.
A suffering sister repeatedly appears to ask for prayer, then later returns radiant and joyful. Her transformation becomes an urgent call to offer the Mass and Holy Rosary for souls in purgatory.
A vision of Jesus’ scourging reveals the terrible cost of sin and His desire to save sinners. He teaches the Blood and Water prayer as a trusting appeal for the grace of conversion.
Faustina offers intense suffering for mothers considering or grieving abortion, and Jesus answers with a message of conversion, hope, and mercy beyond every sin.
Faustina’s desire for holiness receives a practical answer: embrace every opportunity for sanctification and treat others with humility, patience, and mercy.