The Devotion to the Divine Mercy

1. Intense personal sacrifice, for the sake of souls, is a feature of Saint Faustina's life and for the few that are called to adore Jesus the King it is the cross.
2. A 3:00pm stations of the cross or at least a prayer commemorating Jesus dying for us at 3:00pm.
3. At least one act of mercy everyday, whether by deed or in prayer
4. Meeting Jesus daily in the Eucharist
5. Seeking a Confessor and Spiritual Director and praying that you may believe that for you they are the real presence of Jesus Christ.
6. Eucharistic adoration
7. Adoration of the image of the Divine Mercy with the red and the white rays and inscription "Jesus I Trust In You" which opens the door to His infinite mercy.

In 2000, Pope John Paul II officially instituted the Feast of the Divine Mercy universally for the Catholic Church on the same day that he also canonized St. Faustina.
The Divine Mercy is also recognized and celebrated by the Universal Anglican Church. The UAC has adapted the chaplet and the rosary.^[2]