Newsletter to the Marian Helpers
DEAR MARIAN HELPERS! DEAR APOSTLES OF DIVINE MERCY!
St. Sister Faustina, who is especially close to us, wrote in her Diary:
“God will not deny His mercy to anyone. Heaven and earth may change, but God’s mercy will never be exhausted. Oh, what immense joy burns in my heart when I contemplate Your incomprehensible goodness, O Jesus! I desire to bring all sinners to Your feet that they may glorify Your mercy throughout endless ages.” (Diary, 72)
This ardent desire of the holy Apostle of Mercy is also our desire, prompting us to engage even more intensively in the work of evangelization. As Marian Helpers, we should always be open to speak to everyone, everywhere, and in every possible way, about the Love of God that transcends human weakness, sin and all shortcomings.
Yes, God, full of mercy, has fallen in love with human life and wants to make us truly happy people! Therefore, let us speak about this to all those who we meet every day, as did Saint Sister Faustina, who shares her experience in these:
“How unfathomable are the mysteries of the soul and God! Sometimes there are whole hours when my soul is lost in wonder at seeing the infinite majesty of God abasing Itself to the level of my soul. Unending is my interior astonishment that the Most High Lord is pleased in me and tells me so Himself. And I immerse myself even deeper in my nothingness, because I know what I am of myself. Still, I must say that I, in return, love my Creator to folly with every beat of my heart and with every nerve; my soul unconsciously drowns, drowns… in Him.” (Diary, 947)
The Apostle of Divine Mercy, who herself died in October, the month of the Rosary, also took care to recite this exceptional prayer every day. We too can experience special graces by reciting the Rosary, not only in October, but also every day of our lives, to reflect on the mysteries of the life of Jesus, together with Mary. The example of St. Faustina, whose memory we celebrate in the Church on October 5, can help us understand the value of this prayer.
Therefore, from Monday to Friday, we are pleased to invite you to the Divine Mercy Apostolate Chapel at 1 Courtfield Gardens, where at 2:30 pm, we celebrate the Holy Mass, and at 3 pm the Hour of Mercy. Let us reflect on the suffering of the Lord Jesus, recite the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and evening prayer of the Church – Vespers. We are delighted to invite you, your families, friends, neighbours and all those you know to pray together! And even if you cannot come to us in person, please send your intentions, which we will entrust to the Divine Mercy.
We are happy to send you leaflets that are helpful in prayer and the latest calendar for 2025, inspired by the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy (2025) planned by the Holy Father Francis, which will be a special gift for us Apostles of Divine Mercy.
I encourage you to order more copies of this exceptional calendar using the attached form, so that we can proclaim Divine Mercy to the world in this way. The funds collected in this way will allow us to cover printing costs and prepare new publications promoting the mystery of God’s merciful Heart, in which each of us has our own special place! A special place!
Let us rest by God’s Heart, let us listen to the rhythm of His beating and let others, through the testimony of our life of faith, experience the beauty of life with God, the beauty of life that does not end on this Earth, but already reaches eternal Joy!
With gratitude for your testimony of faith and remembrance in prayer:
Your Fr. Lukasz Mazurek, MIC
