In Her Own Words
Read a writing from Luisa from today’s date.
Dawn of a Mystery
Introduction to Luisa’s life and spirituality, made for the closing of the diocesan process of beatification. Includes remarks from Archbishop Giovanni Battista Pichierri ✝, Vicar General Monsignor Savino Giannotti, and Diocesan Postulator Fr. Sabino Lattanzio. (Photo by Federico Respini on Unsplash)
Little Daughter of the Divine Will
Corato, Italy — 1865-1947
This website is dedicated to the Servant of God, Luisa Piccarreta, whom Jesus Christ called “the little daughter of the Divine Will.” It is a place for those who are just learning about this soul and the particular grace that God gave her. This site has clear information for people who want to know about Luisa and follow the guidance of the Catholic Church.
What the Church Says
Reading Luisa Rightly
Much has been written about reading the writings of the Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta. The faithful desiring to read her writings have these available to them.
Divine Will prayer groups, with spiritual guidance from a priest, also may read the Volumes of Luisa Piccarreta’s spiritual diary. Luisa’s writings, like those of any spiritual writer, must be read in light of Sacred Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Read more testimonials from bishops and priests who have studied the life of Luisa Piccarreta.
Selected Writings
Contemplating the Divine Will
There are several books Luisa Piccarreta wrote that have been widely promoted for general audiences. The Hours of the Passion, The Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of the Divine Will have been translated into numerous languages.
There is nothing contrary to faith or morals in the writings of Luisa Piccarreta. They are always to be understood in light of the teaching of the Catholic Church.
“My daughter, I am here inside of you, Luisa. If you want to recognize yourself, come into Me, to recognize yourself inside of Me.”
