PRAYER BOOK OF THE APOSTLE OF MERCY COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover the spiritual richness and deepen your faith with the Prayer Book of the Apostle of Mercy. This unique compendium, inspired by the teachings of St. Sister Faustina Kowalska and her confessor, Blessed Fr. Michał Sopoćko, is an indispensable tool for every worshiper of Divine Mercy. The year 2025, the Jubilee of Mercy, is an ideal time for reflection and prayer.

• Inspiration from the teachings of St. Faustina and Blessed Fr. Michał Sopoćko
• Contains traditional daily prayers
• Chaplet of Divine Mercy, novena and litany
• Reflections on the words of Christ conveyed to St. Faustina
• Tool to deepen the vocation to mercy
• Ideal spiritual guide for the Jubilee of Mercy 2025

The Prayer Book of the Apostle of Mercy is not only a collection of prayers, but above all a spiritual guide that will help you discover and deepen your vocation to mercy towards your neighbors. You will find in it inspirations for daily prayer, reflections on the words of Jesus, and specific guidelines on how to live mercy every day. It is a book that will help you get closer to God and open your heart to the needs of others.

Unitas Publishing House, known for its care for the high quality of religious publications, puts into your hands a prayer book that has been carefully prepared in theological and editorial terms. Thanks to this, you can be sure that you are using a reliable and valuable source of spiritual knowledge. The Prayer Book of the Apostle of Mercy is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to deepen their faith and live in accordance with the message of Divine Mercy.

The format of the prayer book (157x126 mm) makes it handy and easy to take with you on a trip, to church or to a prayer meeting. The paperback cover ensures durability and ease of use. The number of pages (236) guarantees that you will find everything you need for daily prayer and reflection. The year of publication (2025) is a symbolic moment that emphasizes the relevance and importance of the message of Divine Mercy in today's world.