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Hora de la Divina Misericordia con Elina y Noelia - 25 de Marzo 26.

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Elina and Noelia join María Evangelizadora Radio to lead the Divine Mercy chaplet for global intentions.

1. María Evangelizadora Radio broadcasts its weekly Wednesday Divine Mercy Hour, led by sisters Elina, Noelia, and María. 2. Sister Elina hosts alongside her friends and fellow sisters Noelia and María, identified as regular Wednesday co-presenters. 3. The episode's purpose is dual: communal recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet and a catechetical reflection on spiritual direction from Saint Faustina's diary. 4. Listeners are invited to submit prayer intentions to the station's WhatsApp and Telegram groups, which are then read aloud during the intercession segment. 5. Specific intercessions named include Pope León XIV's health and his March intentions for disarmament and world peace, nations in active armed conflicts, and victims and perpetrators of violence. 6. The station's own leaders — brother José Polanco and sister Rosa — are named individually in the prayers, along with the administrative team and economic supporters of the station. 7. The Chaplet recitation follows the standard form: Our Father, Hail Mary, the Apostles' Creed, then repeated decades of 'Eternal Father, I offer you the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Your dearly beloved Son' and 'Have mercy on us and on the whole world.' 8. After the Chaplet, the episode picks up a multi-week series on Saint Faustina's diary, resuming from entry 938 where the previous Wednesday session ended. 9. Diary entry 939 addresses the rare case of souls God guides directly — Elina explains that a confessor can recognize such a soul because the soul is completely obedient and God makes this clear to the director. 10. The sisters discuss practical guidance: female listeners are encouraged to seek a female spiritual director where possible, given documented risks when seeking guidance from a person of the opposite sex. 11. Elina argues that Satan can perform false humility but is constitutionally incapable of obedience — citing his expulsion from heaven as the proof — and that disobedience in a directee therefore signals an evil spirit at work. 12. Three scriptural models of obedience are cited: Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane ('not my will, but yours'), Mary's response at the Annunciation, and Joseph's immediate action after angelic dreams. 13. Sister Noelia adds that souls often seek a spiritual director but then disregard the advice given — wanting correction only when it confirms what they already want to do. 14. Diary entry 940 contains Faustina's personal testimony: she underwent many novenas and penances before God sent her a priest who understood her soul, and she states that more holy souls would exist if there were more experienced, holy spiritual directors. 15. Diary entry 941 is addressed directly to priests: 'Great dignity has been given to you — but great responsibility as well,' echoing the Gospel principle that much will be required of those given much. 16. The sisters collectively emphasize that no soul can achieve holiness alone during trials — without spiritual guidance, they say, one 'drifts and sinks in the mud.' 17. The tone is devotional and conversational, with three women sharing personal reflections and occasionally correcting or elaborating on each other's points in an informal roundtable format. 18. The energy is warm and encouraging, with repeated affirmations — 'bendito sea Dios' — interspersed throughout the discussion as communal affirmations. 19. The episode will resonate most with Spanish-speaking Catholic women seeking guided communal prayer and catechesis on spiritual direction. 20. Listeners who are not Spanish-speaking, not Catholic, or who prefer theological precision over devotional warmth may find the format repetitive.

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