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RECOLLECTION THE PARISH CREPY EN VALOIS

The prayer vigil around the relics of Saint Faustina, which took place September 25 in Crepy en Valois has its origins in the pilgrimage made by parishioners in Poland two years ago.

Meanwhile

blessed, we could already visit the Shrine of Divine Mercy in

Lagiewniki and pray before the image of Merciful Jesus. Converge in this place where thousands of pilgrims who constantly intercede for our humanity so full of distress, some parishioners have measured the importance of the Rosary of Mercy, a devotion that would add more to others, practice Rosary immerses the world damaged by sin in the heat of the merciful love.

Pilgrims from Poland have been completed to make us understand the size hello attached to this practice. The image of the merciful Jesus has touched our pastor since he proposed to hold a prayer vigil. In due course we thought that the presence of relics of St. Faustina would make us more alive. Thus, after having contacted Hélène Dumont, we got to host The Mercy of Jesus. Through two conferences well documented Helen sent us the apostolic fire which animated St. Faustina, his great love for Jesus and souls. Many have discovered

Saint Faustina and the practice of the rosary.

After praying before the picture, revered relics and have received word of the Lord everyone could be touched personally by the light rays from the Heart of Jesus that comes directly from the Father of Eternity.

Since then every Friday at 15h, we celebrate this time of Mercy of the Blessed Sacrament and the image of Merciful Jesus. We are in hopes that St. Faustina did not come in vain Crepy but poured some perfume fragrance of divine love in the secret hearts, indicating that its mission is complete.

Evidence Marie-Josée

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"The explanation goes well for practical things, but are displaced for beauty, love and mere presence. Just let things be. Love the mystery instead of solving the riddle. "

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PILGRIMAGE TO POLAND 2010

From 3 to 10 July 2010, a pilgrimage to Poland in the footsteps of Saint Faustina and John Paul II was organized by the Servants of Mercy.

Here are some testimonials and pictures of this wonderful week:

The example of John Paul II and St. Faustina remain marked in our memories as their presence and their spiritual footprints glowed through this beautiful pilgrimage to Poland. We very much enjoyed: Mining and the labor of salt, Wawel Castle, home of the Pope, the monastery, the Stations of the Cross, the highest devotion to Jasna Gora and the very good and hearty welcome we have been dedicated to the shrine of Lagiewnicki Cravovie have made this trip a success on all fronts. Thank you to those who prepared the organization. Thank you for that spiritual building made the small group that we were fed on time for prayers ... I can testify that through the assistance of Sister Faustina in my life. His example is right, go straight to Jesus!

and Alain Theophile

I had the grace to join you this summer, I 'm left to wear as a child in need of protection and affection. I felt inhabited by the mercy and continues to amaze me what happened and still happens. I do not know how to write all my impressions, so the field is immense. I was very impressed by the fervor of Poles and the simplicity with which they express their faith, without ostentation. I admire their courage and determination to keep their faith alive. I felt great emotion Czestockowa before the Virgin and a gentle heat, a mother's touch in the bottom of the head. Some time before I had tinnitus and found myself free of these events. I learned to pray before the image of Jesus of Mercy . Arlette

After the pilgrimage, we shared a lot on our experience with children. It shows a strong enrichment and particularly on the spiritual and human. The children were moved by the piety of the Polish families, the history of their country and the availability of priests and nuns. The message of mercy is past, and now accompanies us every day. Françoise