Description:

A place of rest, a space for silence, despite the fact that even stones are not as heavy as they were in more solid times.

In the form of loans to freedom and necessity, intensity, texture, capitals of light establish the only reference that remains: a cosmological contrast between the piles of clay and the sun with its light.

The main nave, the crypts and the chapel are simply stone boxes bathed in light, the soul, the coffin, the urn, peace, the community, they have gone before to the kingdom of light, they meet in a moment with the sky, clouds, trees.

This structure glorifies the quintessence of architecture, celebrating space and silence with the walls in light.

Santa Fuastina Kowalska

Called Apostle of Divine Mercy, she was a Polish Catholic nun. He wrote a journal with more than 600 pages in which he collected all the messages that he claimed to receive from Jesus, including the visions that He gave him about purgatory, hell and heaven.

Vision of Purgatory

"... At one point I saw myself in a place full of fire and suffering souls. They were praying fervently for themselves but it was not valid ..."