Giving healing oil according to a personal devotion is it part of kingdom of God ?

Yes, performing acts of mercy, including giving healing oil according to a personal devotion, is a practice rooted in Christian tradition and consistent with living out faith in the Kingdom of God. Such actions reflect obedience to God's command to be merciful and care for the sick. 

Connection to the Divine Mercy Devotion

The Divine Mercy devotion, based on the revelations of St. Faustina Kowalska and fully in accordance with Church teachings, emphasizes the command to trust in Jesus and be merciful to others. 

• Acts of Mercy: A core component of this devotion is performing acts of mercy for the benefit of others. Caring for the sick is a primary example of this.

• Healing Prayer: The devotion includes specific prayers for healing, asking Jesus to transform the weak and ailing body according to His will. 

Anointing with Oil in the Christian Faith 

The use of anointing oil for healing is a long-standing practice with biblical roots. 

• Biblical Basis: The New Testament explicitly mentions anointing the sick with oil: "Is anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord" (James 5:14).

• Symbolism: The oil is a symbol of the Holy Spirit's presence, God's power, healing, and consecration, but it is the prayer of faith and God's power that brings healing, not the oil itself as a "magic potion".

• Sacramental Use: The Catholic Church uses officially blessed oils in the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, which is a key way Christ continues to "touch" and heal people through the ministry of the Church.

• Personal Use: Many believers use blessed or devotional oil for personal use as a symbolic act of faith, protection, and dedication. 

Belonging to the Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God is manifest in actions that reflect God's love, mercy, and will on earth. 

• Obedience and Love: Performing acts of mercy and charity out of devotion and love for others, as Christ modeled, is a direct way to live out the values of the Kingdom of God.

• Faith in Action: Using devotional oil in this context is an expression of faith and trust in God's healing power and mercy for the sick person. 

In essence, any action, like giving healing oil with prayer and mercy, that is motivated by Christian faith and love for others is part of participating in and bringing forth the Kingdom of God.