Corporal Work of Mercy Pt 5: Visit the Sick
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In the Diary of St. Faustina, Jesus revealed powerful spiritual weapons to resist the devil and grow in holiness. These simple yet powerful practices help protect the soul and strengthen our trust in God.
Trust completely in God’s mercy.
Pray constantly, especially in moments of temptation.
Call upon the Holy Name of Jesus.
Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
Receive the Sacraments frequently, especially Confession and the Eucharist.
Practice humility and reject pride.
Offer sacrifices for the salvation of souls.
Be obedient to God’s will.
Meditate on the Passion of Christ.
Invoke the help of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Make the Sign of the Cross with faith.
Avoid occasions of sin.
Be patient in suffering.
Practice charity and forgiveness.
Use sacramentals such as holy water and blessed objects.
Stay faithful in daily prayer.
Remain vigilant against discouragement.
Trust even when you do not understand God’s plan.
Pray for those who persecute you.
Offer your struggles to God with love.
Seek silence and reflection with God.
Read and meditate on Sacred Scripture.
Persevere in faith during trials.
Live with hope in God’s promises.
Spread devotion to Divine Mercy.
These spiritual weapons remind us that God’s mercy is stronger than any attack of the enemy. Through prayer, trust, and faithfulness, we can overcome temptation and remain close to Christ.
Jesus, I trust in You.
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