Divine Mercy (06)

This artwork presents St. Faustina Kowalska in a circular medallion-style frame reminiscent of traditional devotional emblems. She is depicted in her habit, holding a cross close to her heart, her face turned slightly in a contemplative, prayerful expression. In her other hand, she holds a framed image of Jesus the Divine Mercy, with His right hand raised in blessing and rays of red and white light streaming from His heart—symbolizing the blood and water that flowed from Christ’s side.

The outer ring of the medallion bears the Latin invocation “Ora Pro Nobis” (“Pray for us”) at the top and “Saint Faustina” at the bottom, visually reinforcing her role as intercessor and messenger of Divine Mercy. The clean, bold lines make this an excellent coloring activity for catechesis, suitable for use in religion classrooms, homeschool settings, parish Divine Mercy devotions, and feast day activities, particularly for Divine Mercy Sunday and St. Faustina’s feast on October 5.