Understanding Divine Mercy Quotes

“Mercy is having pain in your heart for the pain of another and taking pains to do something about their pain.”
― Chris Alar, Understanding Divine Mercy

“While there are many ways we can practice mercy, Jesus told St. Faustina that He gives us three specific ways to do so: in words, in deeds, and in prayer”
― Chris Alar, Understanding Divine Mercy

“We have different modes of love, but the greatest mode of love is mercy. Mercy is the highest form of the highest virtue — you can’t do better. If you want to get to Heaven, the surest and best way is to be merciful as the heavenly Father is merciful (see Lk 6:36). Accept God’s mercy and return it to your neighbor. Love God, and love your neighbor. These are the two greatest commandments given to us by Christ Himself. Of all the virtues, the greatest is love. And of all the modes of love, the highest is mercy.”
― Chris Alar, Understanding Divine Mercy

“We associate God with love because it is the most supreme of all virtues.”
― Chris Alar, Understanding Divine Mercy