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Since today is the Conciliar / Wojtylan Great "Feast of Divine Mercy" ... as if that wasn't Good Friday through Easter already, and the Dimond Brothers reposted this great video ...


I have to wonder whether Sister Faustina was just mentally disturbed or whether there was a diabolical element to the false devotion ... an attempt to displace the Sacred Heart of Jesus, create presumption in God's mercy (in lieu of Confession), etc.  God typically introduces new devotions to offset various imbalances, such as the Sacred Heart devotion to offset the Jansenist mentality.  Since Vatican II, there's been no shortage of people who already believe (too much) in God's Mercy, at the expense of His Justice.  So this devotion, having come when it did, actually adds fuel to a disorder rather than offsetting it.

I was reminded of the fiction character "Faust" (coincidence?), who sold his soul to the devil for knowledge, power ... and pleasure.  Women tend to be more interested in fame, attention, and influence than in power, so that would be their equivalent.

There was that nun Magdalena de la Cruz who had made a similar deal in the 1500s.

Or maybe her spiritual advisor exploited her and used her.  No one knows.  All we know is that Divine Mercy was banned.

Now it is bigger than Easter within the Novus Ordo. Even many traditionalists are praying it in our area.

Easter is of God.  Divine mercy by man. 

Schizophrenia runs in my family so I'm very familiar the delusions of grandeur that characterizes their thinking.
Not knowing much about her I had an open mind when I first read some of her writings but it was the first thing I thought of.
I personally think that a good share of those diagnosed with schizophrenia and other disorders are in fact demonic possession.

I used to think that too, but some of the stuff there is just over the top AND her directors, fellow religious, etc. ... all kept telling her these things were from the devil ... and given the fact that they were turned into a huge part of the apostate Conciliar Antichurch, it makes me wonder.  Also, the Dimond Brothers point out that she first received this alleged locution about the Divine Mercy devotion a few months after the Church's formal approval of Fatima.