The Imaginary Mr. Meaney and Divine Mercy: A Childhood Tale
When my siblings and I were young and prone to misbehavior, my mother had a secret weapon: Mr. Meaney. He was an imaginary character, conjured up by my creative and resourceful mom. Whenever our unruly antics reached a breaking point, she would reach for the old rotary phone and announce solemnly, “I’m calling Mr. Meaney.”

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In our young minds, Mr. Meaney was a fearsome figure. He drove a big car, which we dubbed the “terror mobile.” His backseat was legendary—a place of dread and consequence. My mother would engage in one-sided conversations with this fictional disciplinarian. She’d detail our offenses, inquire about the severity of our punishment, and negotiate terms with Mr. Meaney.

Her acting skills rivaled those of an Oscar winner. With gravitas and conviction, she’d have us begging for mercy, promising never to repeat our misdeeds. And Mr. Meaney? Well, he always relented, issuing stern warnings but ultimately letting us off the hook. There was a catch, though: If we failed to uphold our end of the bargain, my mom vowed to call him back immediately.

Recently, Pope Francis’s words about hell and Divine Mercy reminded me of our childhood drama. In an interview with Fabio Fazio of Italy’s Channel 9, the Holy Father shared his personal perspective: “It’s difficult to imagine hell. What I would say is not a dogma of faith but my own thought: I like to think hell is empty; I hope it is.

Whether real or imaginary, Mr. Meaney and Divine Mercy both teach us about consequences, redemption, and the power of hope. Perhaps, in the grand scheme of things, even the sternest of judges can find room for compassion. As for Mr. Meaney, he remains forever etched in our memories—a fictional ally in the battle against childhood mischief.

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