St. Faustina Kowalska – Apostle of Divine Mercy

Enter the tender mystery of Christ’s mercy through this radiant portrait of St. Faustina Kowalska, the humble Polish nun chosen by Jesus to proclaim His message of Divine Mercy to the world.

In this sacred image, St. Faustina is shown in serene contemplation, clothed in her black habit with a radiant golden halo crowning her sanctity. She holds a rosary and wears the image of the Divine Mercy near her heart, symbolizing her deep union with Christ’s mercy. A flowering garden and convent frame the background, evoking the peace of her spiritual mission.

This artwork captures both her simplicity and profound mystical union with Jesus, making it a powerful visual devotion to the message: “Jesus, I trust in You.”

Short Biography:

St. Faustina Kowalska (1905–1938) was a Polish mystic and member of the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy. In obedience to Christ’s command, she recorded her experiences of divine visions in her now-famous spiritual diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul.

Through her, the devotion to the Divine Mercy Chaplet, the Divine Mercy image, and Divine Mercy Sunday (the Sunday after Easter) was revealed to the world. Despite her hidden and humble life, she became the “Secretary of Divine Mercy” for all souls, emphasizing trust, confession, and compassion.

She was canonized by Pope St. John Paul II in 2000, who also established Divine Mercy Sunday as a universal feast.

Symbolism in the Art:

• Divine Mercy image at her heart – Her mission to spread the message of Christ’s mercy

• Golden halo – Her sanctity and light to the world

• Convent and blooming roses – Reflect her hidden spiritual life and inner beauty

• Crucifix or rosary – Her constant prayer and trust in Christ’s Passion

• Soft gaze and clasped hands – Her humble obedience and receptivity to God’s will

Perfect For:

• Divine Mercy devotionals and home altars

• Catholic schools and chapels

• Gifts for those struggling with forgiveness or suffering

• Eucharistic Adoration or confession spaces

• Encouraging trust and hope in God’s mercy

Product Details:

• Format: Digital Download

• Included File: 1 High-Resolution PNG (portrait orientation)

• Style: Sacred realism with golden iconographic tones

• Recommended Use: Ideal for fine art printing, prayer spaces, or devotional teaching

Patronage & Feast Day:

• Patron Saint of: Divine Mercy devotion, Poland, those seeking trust in God

• Feast Day: October 5

• Titles: Secretary of Divine Mercy, Apostle of Divine Mercy

“The greater the sinner, the greater the right he has to My mercy.” – Jesus to St. Faustina
Let this artwork be a reminder to trust fully in the inexhaustible love of Christ.