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Documentary Film on Life of St. Faustina "RUN THROUGH THE WHOLE WORLD". These are the words spoken to Sister Faustina by Our Lord when He instructed her to tell the world of His Mercy. For several years she recorded in her diaries every word the Lord spoke to her. Excerpts are included in this moving video. Here is the full story of Helen Kowalska (1905-1938) who, as Sister Faustina, became the Apostle of Divine Mercy. It was filmed in Rome, Krakow, Warsaw, Czestochowa and her birth place, Swinice. Father Seraphim Michalenko has worked for years on the Cause of Sister Faustina's Beatification. We filmed him in Rome and in places of importance in Sister Faustina's life - including her birth place, the convents where she lived and where she received messages from Jesus, and finally, the place where she died. The Cause for the Beatification of Sister Faustina was re-inroduced in 1978 by Karol Wojtyla - then Archbishop of Cracow (Krakow - in Polish) - now Pope John Paul II who spoked to UGO FESTA, whose miraculous cure is featured in this video. One of many dramatic scenes in this video, shows Sister faustina instructing the artist how to paint the now famous image of Divine Mercy. An Inspirational biography. Featuring the Day of Divine Mercy in Krakow, Poland; and the Miracles included in the Cause for the Beatification of Sister Faustina. Inspiration. Trust. Devotion. These are the blessings Sister Faustina left to us all. Through the diary Jesus instructed her to write, she became the Apostle of Divine Mercy. Our Lord told her to "Run through the whole world..." and tell of His Divine Mercy. The Apostle of Divine Mercy was directed by award-winning English filmmaker, J. Paddy Nolan. (As seen on EWTN of Mother Angelica). One Hour Video
This documentary biography investigates the life and spiritual mission of Saint Faustina Kowalska, specifically focusing on her role as the messenger of the Divine Mercy devotion. The film utilizes historical locations, archival diary excerpts, and expert testimony from Father Seraphim Michalenko to reconstruct the timeline of Helen Kowalska’s transformation into Sister Faustina. By tracing her life from her birth in Swinice to her death, the work argues for the significance of her mystical experiences and their subsequent impact on the Catholic Church’s beatification processes.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a specialized, devotional documentary intended for audiences interested in Catholic hagiography and the history of the Divine Mercy movement. The inclusion of primary interviews and location-based research suggests a production focused on providing a comprehensive visual record for believers and scholars of religious history.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1991-01-01
ISBN-10:
0001485423
ISBN-13:
9780001485426
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