"Jesus, I trust in you." This
prayer, dear to so many of the devout, clearly expresses the attitude with
which we too would like to abandon ourselves trustfully in your hands, O Lord,
our only Savior.
You are burning with the desire to be loved
and those in tune with the sentiments of your heart learn how to build the new
civilization of love. A simple act of abandonment is enough to overcome the
barriers of darkness and sorrow, of doubt and desperation. The rays of your
divine mercy restore hope, in a special way, to those who feel overwhelmed by
the burden of sin.
Mary, Mother
of Mercy, help us always to have this trust in your Son, our Redeemer. Help us
too, St. Faustina, whom we
remember today with special affection. Fixing our weak gaze on the divine
Savior’s face, we would like to repeat with you: "Jesus, I trust in
you." Now and forever. Amen.
-Blessed
John Paul II (Divine Mercy Sunday, 2001)
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