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Shrine · Poland

Divine Mercy Sanctuary in Płock

Płock, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland

Apparition SiteConventDivine MercyPilgrimage ChurchShrineSt. FaustinaCatholic Poland & Lithuania: Mercy, Mary & Witness collectionCatholic

Why pilgrims come

A sacred place worth the journey.

The Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy preserve the place where St. Faustina recorded the February 22, 1931 vision in which she was asked to have the Merciful Jesus image painted with the inscription ‘Jesus, I trust in You.’

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The pilgrim’s guide

What makes this visit meaningful

Begin the cross-border Divine Mercy story here, where Faustina recorded the request for the image; continue to Vilnius for the original painting and to Kraków-Łagiewniki for her tomb.

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Where the image was requested

Read the 1931 event as the beginning of a devotion whose first painting would be made in Vilnius.

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The Hour of Mercy

Join the shrine’s daily prayer at 15:00 rather than visiting only as a historical stop.

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A living convent story

Keep the Sisters’ active ministry and the site’s twentieth-century suppression and return in view.

Feasts, anniversaries & celebrations

Feast of St. Faustina KowalskaConnected to this place through residence and Divine Mercy vision site.

Apparition timeline

1 recorded apparition dates

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Vision of the Merciful Jesus recorded by St. Faustina

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