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March 29, 1934
She offers herself for sinners, especially for those souls who have lost
trust in the Divine Mercy (Diary I:133).
June 1934 The painting of the image of The Divine Mercy, executed by artist E.
Kazimirowski under the guidance of Sister Faustina, is completed.
Sister Faustina cries because the image of the Lord Jesus is not as
beautiful as she had seen Him (Memoirs of Rev. Sopocko, p. 1; Diary I:
134).
July 26, 1934 Sister Faustina lies sick – with a cold (Vil. Chron., p. 223).
July 28, 1934
August 12, 1934
She begins to write the Diary again.
She becomes gravely ill. Dr. Maciejewska is summoned along with
Father Sopocko, who administers the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
to her (Vil. Chron., p. 226).
August 13, 1934 Her health improves (Vil. Chron., p. 226).
October 26, 1934 Walking with the students from the garden to supper (10 minutes before
6:00 p.m.), Sister Faustina sees the Lord Jesus above the chapel in
Vilnius in the same way as she saw Him in Plock; that is, with the pale
and red rays. The rays envelop the chapel of the Congregation and the
infirmary of the students, and then they spread out over the whole world
(Archives – Sister Faustina documents).
February 15, 1935 Sister Faustina receives news of her seriously ill mother and leaves
immediately that evening for her home village of Glogowiec, near Lodz
(Vil. Chron., p. 261; Diary I:165-169).
After leaving her home, Sister Faustina stops in Warsaw to see Mother
General, Michael Moraczewska, and her former Directress, Sister Mary
Joseph Brzoza. A few days later she returns to Vilnius (Diary I: 169).
[The Vilnius Chronicle does not note the date of her return.]
March 4, 1935
Sept. 29, 1935
Sister Petronilla and Sister Faustina go by wagon to the market held
annually on St. Casmir‟s Feast Day, for tools and items needed by the
house (Vil. Chron. P. 264).
Sister Faustina accompanies some of the other sisters to the Church of
St. Michael for the Forty-Hour Devotions (Vil. Chron., p. 302).
October 19, 1935 Sister Antonina and Sister Faustina leave for an eight-day retreat in
Cracow (Vil. Chron., p. 307; Cracow Chron. IV:49).
November 4, 1935 In the evening, Sister Faustina returns to Vilnius from the retreat (Vil.
Chron., p. 311).
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