Be merciful even, therefore, even as your Father is merciful (Luke: 6:36)

It is often said that God's greatest attribute is His Mercy. Perhaps the greatest example of that Mercy was sending His only Son, Jesus down to earth to preach the Good News and to be crucified as a sacrificial offering for our sins. God's Mercy is beyond justice for justice for our sins would prevent us from the reward of heaven but God in His infinite and inexhaustible Mercy calls us to ask for forgiveness, to repent to follow the life of Jesus. Through Jesus the gates of heaven are open to all of us if only take advantage of God's Mercy.

The Bible has over 400 references to God's Mercy and Blessed Father Sopocko reflected on these and other examples of God's Mercy in a four volume set "The Mercy of God in His Works" Father Sopocko a trained theologian used the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine as the basis for this Opus and the basis for affirming St. Maria Faustina's revelation that God's greatest attribute is His Mercy. As St. Maria Faustina's confessor he also became a tireless advocate of promoting Divine Mercy worldwide. His writings summarized below continue to do so.

The following summary is intended to demonstrate a glimpse of the depths of God's Mercy and encourage readers of this humble summary to read, study and communicate these teachings to others as we are in hour of mercy and in need of that Mercy. The format of this summary follows the set in logical order identifying the biblical reference to God's Mercy, a one to two sentence quote from Fr. Sopocko and in certain sections Father's reflection. It is the direct hope of this humble undertaking that these volumes will be republished on-line so that whole world might benefit from the insights that these excerpts suggest and encourage in-depth reading and studying the writings on God's Mercy contained within the four volumes.