divine-mercy-in-my-soul

January 8, 1936
March 17, 1936
March 19, 1936
March 21, 1936
March 25, 1936
April 1936
May 11, 1936
June 19, 1936
Sept. 14, 1936
Sept. 19, 1936
She pays a visit to Bishop Jalbrzykowski and announces to him that the
Lord Jesus is demanding the founding of a new congregation (Diary
II:50).
Sister Borgia Tichy, Superior of the house in Vilnius receives information
from Mother General of the change of assignment for Sister Faustina
from Vilnius to Walendow (Vil. Chron., p. 337).
Sister Borgia confers with Archbishop Jalbrzykowski concerning Sister
Faustina (Vil. Chron., p. 338).
Sister Faustina takes the morning train from Vilnius to Warsaw (Vil.
Chron., p. 338), and remains in Warsaw for a few days (Diary II:90).
She arrives in Walendow – a country house of the Congregation, 20 km
from Warsaw. The sisters welcome her joyfully and sincerely (Memoirs;
Diary II:91).
After a few weeks, she is assigned to another country home, 1 km from
Walendow, a place called Derdy (Memoirs of Mother Michael, p. 8).
This home is situated in a forested area, and Sister Faustina, enchanted
with its natural beauty, writes of her joy to Fr. Sopocko in a letter dated
May 10, 1936 (Letters #3:5).
In company with Sister Edmund Sekul, she leaves Derdy for a
permanent stay in Cracow (Cracow Chron. IV:60), where she works first
in the garden and then as gatekeeper (Memoirs of Mother Michael, p. 8).
With some of the sisters, she takes part in a procession in honor of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus at the Jesuit house on 26 Kopernik Street
(Cracow Chron. IV:61; Diary II: 111).
Archbishop Jalbrzykowski, on his way to Tarnow, visits the convent at
Cracow and spends a few minutes in conversation with Sister Faustina
(Cracow Chron. IV:67; Diary II: 133; Memoirs of Sister Felicia and Sister
Irene).
Sister Faustina is given a physical examination at the hospital in Pradnik
(Diary II: 133-134).
October 20, 1936 In Cracow, she makes an eight-day retreat directed by Father Wojton,
S.J. (Cracow Chron. IV:70; Diary II:153).
Dec. 9, 1936
For health reasons, the superiors send Sister Faustina to the hospital in
Pradnik, a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients in Cracow (Cracow
Chron. IV:74; Diary II:198).
Dec. 13, 1936 Sister Faustina confesses to the Lord Jesus (Diary II: 207).
17