“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233). DAY 16 of 33: SECTION 2: Contemplate the Our Father as we take St. Maximilian Kolbe and St. Mother Teresa as our guides. Action: 1. Resolve to pray a complete set
“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233) DAY 15 of 33: SECTION 2: Contemplate the Our Father as we take St. Maximilian Kolbe as our guide. Action: 1. Resolve to pray a complete set of mysteries of the
I spoke about the book 33 Days to Morning Glory in a previous post and promised I would get back to you about it. After spending Advent and Christmas reading this with my family, I wanted to share with you, that this is a truly beautiful book, which I highly recommend. It is filled with
A View of the Nightly Candlelight Procession at the Shrine of Fatima, Portugal taken May 2017. Why I Write about Fatima and Questions to Ponder for Today: I was about 8 years old when I first heard about the events of Fatima. Something in me was so deeply touched that I have never been the
“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother”(True Devotion, 233). DAY 31 of 33: SECTION 4: ENTERING INTO GREAT HEIGHTS OF HOLINESS DESTINED FOR THOSE CONSECRATED TO MARYToday we will contemplate the holiness Mary leads us to …taking Mary herself, St. Maximilian
“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233). Because I’ve been asked to try to give a short video teaching each day. Here you go. It shares the videos that weren’t possible for me to share during Week 1’s
“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233). DAY 24 of 33: SECTION 3: Entering into the Mystery of Jesus’ Crucifixion and Death Contemplating the Sorrowful Mysteries with Mary, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Mother Teresa and St. Louis
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