“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233). On a rainy night, on August 21, 1879, Mary McLoughlin and many of the villagers of Knock, County Mayo, Ireland, saw Mother Mary, St. Joseph and St. John at the Holy
“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 am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233). DAY 14 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 am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233 DAY 13 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 am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O most loving Jesus, through Mary, your most holy Mother” (True Devotion, 233). DAY 11 of 33: WEEK 2: Contemplate the Our Father as we take St. Maximilian Kolbe as our guide. Action: Resolve to pray a complete set of mysteries of the Rosary
I want to share a quick INVITATION TO TOTAL CONSECRATION with you. God has put it so strongly on my heart to gather people together in making a formal Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary. I’m absolutely convinced this is vitally important -not only for ourselves – but for our children, our marriages, our homes
Today, on Day 9, we have the opportunity to make our Total Consecration to Jesus through the Immaculate! In these days of preparation we have tried to prepare ourselves for this day of Consecration. Now it is time to consider more fully what this entails: What is Total Consecration to the Immaculate? “Consecration “began at
On Day 8, this last day of preparation for our consecration, let us contemplate further St. Maximilian’s insight and wisdom regarding the Immaculata – who guided him at each moment of his life – up until he obtained the crown of martyrdom he had chosen as a young boy. “Just a few hours before
St. Maximilian Mary Kolbe wrote about the saints and sanctity quite often. His first rule of life was “I must become a saint, and a great saint.” … As we might expect, St. Maximilian tells us that to become holy is our duty to God. It is not an option…” https://saintmaximiliankolbe.com/saints-and-sanctity-part-1/ In an article
On Day 6 of our preparation we will contemplate how Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary offers both protection from evil, as well as great joy in the midst of suffering, if we are living in union with Christ. Total Consecration Provides Protection in the Midst of Nuclear Warfare: When the atomic bombs were dropped
“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 9 of 33: WEEK 2: Contemplate the Our Father as we take St. Maximilian Kolbe as our guide. Action: Resolve to pray a complete set of mysteries of the Rosary
Our Heavenly Father desires all three hearts of Jesus, Mary and Joseph to be honored. And so along with devotion to Jesus on First Fridays, and to Mary on First Saturdays, Our Father longs for us to add devotion to St. Joseph on each First Wednesday of the month. “The Sacred Hearts of Jesus, Mary,
“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 11 of 33: WEEK 2: Contemplate the Our Father as we take St. Maximilian Kolbe as our guide. Action: Resolve to pray a complete set of mysteries of the Rosary
Besides Holy Mass, Communion and Adoration, it is hard to think of something that has been more powerful or that has drawn me closer to God, than drawing near to my sorrowing Mother – contemplating her sorrow brings Our Lord’s sacrifice to the front of my mind and heart in a way that looking at
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