For Kids
There are a few coloring pages below. Feel free to print them out and share!
Audio Files
Click on a link below to download one of Fr. Clancy’s talks. Check back often for updated links!
These are a few of our favorite sites:
The Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy (Saint Faustina’s order)
The Massachusetts chapter of this order runs this website. Good information on Divine Mercy, Saint Faustina, or the Sisters’ work around the world.
This link will take you to the Vatican’s official website… in English. Explore archives and view recent documents. Lots of interesting stuff!
Eternal Word Television Network – the homepage of the largest Catholic television network.
Click here to see their special section devoted to Divine Mercy and St. Faustina.
Click here to listen to the Divine Mercy Chaplet in streaming audio.
Retreat house run by the Sister Servants of the Eternal Word. Retreats there are highly recommended!
(Formerly the Cardinal Ratzinger Fan Club) Pretty self explanatory – what’s not to love? Info on his works online and in print, a bio, etc.
Marians of the Immaculate Conception
This group runs the Divine Mercy Shrine in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. They have good info on St. Faustina, Divine Mercy, and the Holy Father. Don’t forget to check out their cool Divine Mercy screen saver! It’s free!
Did you know that Susan B. Anthony was fiercely pro-life? This organization is dedicated to true feminist principles and works to get pro-life politicians elected to Congress. If you sign up for their email alerts, they will notify you when pro-life legislation is up for a vote and also provide a link for you to email your senators or representatives.
If you don’t have any beads handy, this web page has a neat ‘follow along’ page to pray the Divine Mercy chaplet.
Check out the readings for the day.
Catechism of the Catholic Church
This link will take you to the Vatican website to view the Catechism online in English.
A nice site with Catholic goodies. Plenty of posters, but also a nice collection of cd’s, books, apparel, art and woodwork.
Group dedicated to spreading the message of Divine Mercy.
The Confraternity of Penitents
An association of lay men and women who are quietly and privately living a Rule of Life based one given by St. Francis of Assisi to the laity in 1221.