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In 2016, a documentary film, The Original Image of Divine Mercy, was released and told the story of the original Divine Mercy painting and its survival over the decades.
Apr 24, 2022 · Among Catholic devotions, the Divine Mercy message is well-known: the iconic image of Christ, with rays of red and white pouring from his heart; St. Faustina, called the "Apostle of Divine...
The Image of The Divine Mercy. In 1931, our Lord appeared to St. Faustina in a vision. She saw Jesus clothed in a white garment with His right hand raised in blessing. His left hand was touching His garment in the area of the Heart, from where two large rays came forth, one red and the other pale.
Apr 29, 2019 · Among Catholic devotions, the Divine Mercy message is well-known: the iconic image of Christ, with rays of red and white pouring from his heart; St. Faustina, called the "Apostle of Divine Mercy;" and the Basilica of Divine Mercy in Krakow, Poland.
Apr 24, 2016 · I caught up with film director Daniel diSilva to talk about his movie “The Original Image of Divine Mercy” that features the original image, the mystery around it and its theological...
The Eugene Kazimirowski painting of 1934-35 is the original Image of the Divine Mercy, and its creation was overseen by St. Faustina and Fr. Sopoćko. Permission was given by the Archbishop of Vilnius in 1937 for the painting to be hung publicly.
Three versions of the Image are particularly outstanding in the history of the Divine Mercy message and devotion, and they go by rather unusual names: the original “Vilnius” Image; the very popular “Hyla” Image; and the more recently created “Skemp” Image.
Mar 14, 2020 · Through our conversations the Original Image (AKA the Vilnius Image) of Divine Mercy is becoming known for what it is - the world's authentic and priceless painting of St. Faustina's vision.
This is the original Divine Mercy image that Saint Faustina directed artist Eugene Kazimirowski to paint in Vilnius Poland from January to June 1934. This particular picture was produced from a 1943 black and white photo and then colorized by computer.
The Original Image of Divine Mercy was painted in Vilnius, Lithuania in 1935 by Polish artist, Professor Eugeniusz Kazimirowski, under the very close direction of Saint Faustina Kowalska.
