Divine Mercy Sunday       St. John Paul II established Divine Mercy Sunday for the entire Church on April 30, 2000, when he canonized St. Mary Faustina Kowalska. At that occasion the former Pope said that by so doing, he intended to pass on the message of Divine Mercy to the new millennium.       He quoted from St. Faustina’s “Diary” of her experience of Jesus speaking to her, “My daughter, say that I am love and mercy personified” (Diary, p. 374), and “Humanity will not find peace until it turns trustfully to divine mercy” (Diary, p. 132).       In regards to proclaiming Divine Mercy Sunday (a feast day Jesus has asked St. Faustina to promote), St. John Paul noted that the present liturgical readings for the day already focus on mercy.  “In the various readings, the liturgy seems to indicate the path of mercy which, while re-establishing the relationship of each person with God, also creates new relations of fraternal s...