Why pilgrims come
A sacred place worth the journey.
The permanent home of the original Divine Mercy image painted by Eugeniusz Kazimirowski under St. Faustina’s direction in Vilnius and installed in the shrine established by the Archbishop of Vilnius in 2004.
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The pilgrim’s guide
What makes this visit meaningful
See the original Vilnius image—not the later Kraków composition—and place it within the larger city story linking Faustina’s house, the Gate of Dawn, and Bl. Michał Sopoćko.
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The original Divine Mercy image
Study the first painting made under Faustina’s direction in 1934–35.
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Perpetual adoration
Encounter the shrine as a living place of Eucharistic prayer.
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A cross-border devotion
Polish and Lithuanian prayer schedules make the shared regional history audible.
Feasts, anniversaries & celebrations
Divine Mercy SundayThe Sunday after Easter, following Divine Mercy Week in Vilnius.
Feast of Bl. Michał SopoćkoConnected to this place through commissioned the original image and formerly served at the church.
Feast of St. Faustina KowalskaConnected to this place through directed the original image from her recorded visions.
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