For more than 30 years, Therese Tirpak (1931-2022) devoted herself to spreading the message of Divine Mercy. On numerous occasions, she was asked to write a book (her suggested title: "Get On Board: It's the Mercy Train") but preferred the personal interaction of a conversation. Most of her witnessing took place one-on-one or in small groups, as she shared directly from her heart about things she knew to be invaluable on our journey to Heaven.A member of the Association of Marian Helpers, this latter-day evangelist began jotting notes in a spiral notebook about the many "Mercy Moments" she had experienced.After her death, Therese's son Tom believed that making his Mom's stories available to a broader audience would be worthwhile. "Therese perceived and appreciated God's mercy working in her own life and the lives of others," Tom says. "And she shared the message of Divine Mercy passionately with anyone who would listen."Get On Board the "Mercy Train" reflects Therese's deep commitment to share the life-changing message of Divine Mercy, her understanding of life as a journey to Heaven, and even her love for her father, who had worked on the Milwaukee Road Railway. Through this collection of heartfelt stories - rooted in a lifelong journey of faith - we can see how God's mercy continues to unfold across generations, touching lives in both quiet moments and extraordinary ways.“Therese’s love for Jesus and her desire to share His mercy with others is a testament to the trans-formative power of Divine Mercy. She didn’t just talk about it — she lived it, embodying the very mercy that she sought to spread.” — Drew J. Mariani, host of “The Drew Mariani Show” on Relevant RadioPaperback. 168 pages.Size: 6 x 9 (in) Read More Read Less
