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DIVINE MERCY IN SISTER FAUSTYNA KOWALSKA'S EXPERIENCE AND REV. MICHAL SOPOCKO'S THEOLOGY. DYNAMISM OF SPIRITUAL FRIENDSHIP (Polish title - below)

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Machniak J.
Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej
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2009
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issue 8
85-97
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(Title in Polsh - 'Boze milosierdzie w doswiadczeniu sw. Faustyny Kowalskiej i w teologii bl. ks. Michala Sopocki - dynamika przyjazni duchowej'). Rev. Michal Sopocko, the father confessor to Sister Faustyna Kowalska, played an important role in promoting the cult of Divine Mercy. Both of them made people sensitive to God's love anew. According to John Paul II, those who experience it in everyday life, should guide themselves with the imagination of mercy, especially in interpersonal contacts. Divine Mercy should be the foundation of the social order, as it is the only guarantee of happiness.
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Miłosierdzie Boże w nauczaniu ojca świętego Jana Pawła II

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Machniak J.
Łódzkie Studia Teologiczne
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2015
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vol. 24
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issue 4
43-53
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The truth about the Divine Mercy, which is the central subject of John Paul II’s pontificate, appeared in his teaching at the beginning of his pontificate in the encyclical letter Dives in misericordia (1980). Together with Redemptor hominis (1979) and Dominum et vivificantem (1986) this papal document is a part of a great dogmatic trilogy, where the pope speaks to a contemporary man about God who reveals himself to man as the Holy Trinity – Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. Mercy is a key to understand the mystery of God and man. According to John Paul II the truth about the Divine Mercy is the central element of the mission which the disciples got from their Lord. It includes the profession of faith in merciful God and worshipping him through courageous and hopeful look into future. It is carried out by proclaiming the Divine Mercy in liturgy of the Word, Eucharistic celebration and sacrament of reconciliation which are the sources of mercy for man.
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