If you have clicked through all the pages in this web site and finally have made it here, I would like to tell you a short story about me, and my life and what this great feast and wonderful words of Jesus and St. Faustina have done for me.

First of all, I would like you to know that I am a sinner, and that I have gained back my faith because of the most merciful graces of Jesus and His Father. For more than 45 of my 60+ years on this earth, I decided that God, Jesus and a lot of other things were not important in my life. Yes, I believed in God, but He was some old man with a beard that just sat there and watched his children. Although I believed in Jesus, He was just some shadow person. When I closed my eyes and thought what He might look like, I was left in a black dark place. For all these years I did it my way, never thinking that perhaps God was not happy with me. All I did was for my own gain and self satisfaction. Not once did I ever give credit for what I was or had to God. If I had died during that time, I can only assume that I would not have been in a happy place for eternity. My re-discovery of my Catholic faith is a long one, and I will not go into the miracle that happened in my life, but I must tell you that my reconciliation has been a long drawn out affair. In the past five years I have been dragged (some time unwillingly) in a replay of over 45 years of sins. The culmination of all of this happened when I read St. Faustina's diary. From this book, I finally understood what God wants, and what was the root cause of my sinful life. That cause was ego, self-conceit and self-will. A good word for this is EGOISM. I also found that I had done some very good things in my life, but they were for my glory, not Gods. Can you imagine that God would like some one in Heaven with Him that was that way? Through the Divine Mercy of Jesus, I have asked Him as a child to forgive me all those many years of sin. Because I trust in Him, I know that He has, and wants me to ask you to do the same.

May God Bless and keep you
Your Brother in Christ - Dennis