"Divine Mercy, The Heart of The Gospel" is a compilation of essays on the theology of Divine Mercy. The essays were given at the first scholarly symposium sponsored by the John Paul II Institute of Divine Mercy, held in January of 1999. The collection of essays exhibits the excellent work being done in North America on the theology of Divine Mercy as revealed in Sacred Scripture, the Church's Tradition and the writings of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska, the "Great Apostle of Divine Mercy" in our times.

Divine Mercy, The Heart Of The Gospel

Religion & Spirituality

Robert Stackpole

Christian Books & Bibles

Marian Pr

This book is a masterpiece of the Divine Mercy message, spirituality and devotion as revealed to Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska. It is rooted in Sacred Scripture, the wirtings of Popes and theologians, and the Cathechism of the Catholic Church.

Jesus, Mercy Incarnate, Jpii

A new collection of reflective essays on the life and spirituality of St.Faustina.

Pillars of Fire in My Soul: The Spirituality of Saint Faustina

What exactly is the basis for the Catholic Church’s belief in the role of the Pope? What does the Catholic Church mean when it teaches that the Pope is Christ’s Vicar on earth? And what does this teaching mean for Christians of other faith traditions? Robert Stackpole, STD, addresses thought-provoking questions in his book St. Peter Lives in Rome, which has been re-released in this expanded and revised edition. Dr. Stackpole presents new evidence of support from the early Christian era for the papacy and even includes a timeline entitled “Important Dates in the Early Story of the Petrine Primacy.” Readers will be fascinated by this study that clears away misunderstandings about the papacy and clarifies its foundations in Scripture and early Church history.

Saint Peter Lives in Rome: Explaining the Misunderstood Ministry of the Pope

This book is a guide to a message that the world desperately needs to hear. This message comes from “above,” “right from the top,” from the Maker of the universe Himself. It is the central message of God’s revelation to His human creatures: the message of God’s merciful love.

Divine Mercy: A Guide from Genesis to Benedict XVI

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