Why pilgrims come
A sacred place worth the journey.
The sole surviving house of the former convent where St. Faustina lived in Vilnius. Her restored cell, relics, and the daily Chaplet recall the place where she recorded the prayer in September 1935.
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The pilgrim’s guide
What makes this visit meaningful
Use this intimate house to understand Vilnius as a place where the Divine Mercy mission matured: the Chaplet was recorded here, the original image was painted nearby, and public veneration began at the Gate of Dawn.
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The restored cell
Encounter Faustina’s Vilnius years at domestic scale rather than through a monumental shrine.
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The Chaplet in its place of origin
Join the daily 15:00 prayer where the Chaplet was recorded in 1935.
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Faustina and Sopoćko
Follow the collaboration that brought the image and devotion into public life.
Feasts, anniversaries & celebrations
Feast of Bl. Michał SopoćkoConnected to this place through relic veneration and collaborator in the Divine Mercy mission.
Feast of St. Faustina KowalskaConnected to this place through residence, prayer, and Divine Mercy mission.
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