Seal the doorposts of your home with Divine Mercy: A powerful form of protection during the coronavirus pandemic! Father Chris Alar of the Marian Fathers explains how you can protect your family using the Divine Mercy image of Jesus. The Marian Fathers invite all Catholics to "seal the doorposts" with this image for protection during the coronavirus pandemic. He also explains how the laity can bless their own image in the absence of a priest.
Jesus Makes a Promise
Jesus promises that "the soul who will venerate [honor] this image will not perish." (Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska, 48). Saint Faustina’s confessor, Blessed Michael Sopocko, said Jesus Christ also revealed this promise to the saint:
"When chastisements for sins come upon the world and your own country will experience utter degradation, the only refuge will be trust in My Mercy. I will protect the cities and homes in which the Divine Mercy image is found; I will protect the persons who will venerate [honor] this Image. The only refuge will be trust in My Mercy."
Jesus added this: "Let everyone procure for their homes this image because there will yet come trials. And those homes, and entire families, and everyone individually who will hold this image of mercy in deep reverence, I will preserve from every sort of misfortune. The time will come when all those who do so will give witness to the miraculous efficacy and to the special protection of mercy flowing from this image."
Seal Your Doorposts
Here’s how to "seal your doorposts" with the Divine Mercy image. To watch the 4-minute video, please click here.
Don’t have a Divine Mercy image? Print one here. Jesus, I trust in you!
+JMJ+
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