Download or read book Divina Misericordia written by Fr. Moses of Jesus Pillari and published by Poor Souls in Purgatory Press. This book was released on 2015-02-06 with total page 156 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Fast-paced conversion story. Includes romance, worldly success, and monasteries. "Great Read! Spell binding...it kept me glued until one a.m. two nights in a row. Whatever you do don't go to bed reading this book! If Catholics had a New York best sellers list...it would be at the top of the charts. Catholics need to hear how God works in our lives...the book is a breath of fresh air, especially the charism of doing God's Will...this is mentioned by Jesus in the Gospels many times. We need to be reminded of this. This is what Pope Francis lives." -Deacon Guadalupe Rodriguez, Co-Director of Diaconal Formation, Diocese of Austin "'Divina Misericordia' recounts simply and accessibly how Jesus, the Divine Mercy, flooded the soul of an unlikely, fun-loving college student. Father Moses of Jesus shows how God's passionate love is boundless and out of our control in his receiving of two seemingly opposite gifts: speaking in tongues and later desiring to offer Jesus to the Father in the Extraordinary Form of the Mass. Very intriguing!" -Fr. Jim Marshall, S.J. "Father Moses tells his compelling story of when Trust and Hope meet in his traditional world and he engages the reader immediately on a well-guided tour of some life-changing experiences. He reminds us that when we are even reluctantly open to new experience (in this case the spiritual or the divine) and dare to step beyond the bounds of our rational capacity, the Presence of God breaks through the ordinary in extraordinary ways and 'great things happen when God mixes with man!'" -Dr. Mary Therese Torres, Licensed Psychologist, San Antonio, TX "What an engaging story of faith for our time! As you follow Father Moses through the peaks and valleys of his journey with Christ, you will be inspired by the wonders revealed to him and how they can mirror your own life. This universal tale will strike a chord deep within you." -Patrick Ryan, Communications Director, Texas Catholic Conference