"Seeds of Mercy" were small black-and-white images that were sewn into people's clothes in "Soviet Times" as protection against the Soviets and the Gestapo in the occupied territories.  Fr. Sopocko made 150,000 tiny copies of a photo and destributed these to anyone who would take them. For the full story of how these were used by the people living in Vilnius, the "City of Mercy" click here.

In an effort to start this beautiful trend again we are offering these "Seeds of Mercy" in sheets of 10 on fine cover weight paper in COLOR and in the traditional Black & White. Each "Seed of Mercy" can be cut out and pinned or sewn in on the inside of your jacket, clothes, even your hat. Or put on in your wallet or purse.

Read the full story of Fr. Sopocko’s Seed of Mercy here.