@ Red chook
Thank you for your comment and the joke.
 Pius XII also put the writings of Sr. Faustina on the Index of Prohibited Books
You are correct I do refer to the divine Mercy Image but not the image the Church displays today but the true image an image of broken man
“Paint a picture according to the vision you see and with the inscription: “Jesus, I Trust in Thee.”
I desire that this picture be venerated first in your chapel and then throughout the whole world.
She acted immediately in singular (pure) intent; no one else can paint this picture, as no one else can SEE what she saw. The picture she painted, sketched, (no matter how badly) must be venerated and no other, to do so knowing it is not the painting commanded by God *(His Word is inviolate)* is to commit blasphemy
Revelations given by the Saints are not binding on us, only (worthy of belief) we do not have to accept them.
When Gods Word is accepted by an individual in a revelation it is only binding on them, but 
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