Mary in 1942 On December 8, 1942, Pope Pius XII solemnly renewed the consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary he had first made on October 31, 1942. The results of this consecration were not
Health in India; Our Lady Queen of Peace in Medjugorje, Bosnia; St. Mary's Cathedral in Australia; Immaculate Conception in the United States; Our Lady of Lourdes in France; Meryem Ana in Turkey; Nuestra Señora
Father, in the Holy Spirit, by means of my Son Jesus and through the unceasing intercession of my Immaculate Heart. This world is at the mercy of my Adversary, who is ruling it with his spirit of pride and
December 2nd the children asked the lady some questions. She, smiling, confirmed that she was the Immaculate Virgin Mary and asked them to “always be good.” As the vision continued, more people came to Beauraing
light back into our lives, and Mary can guide us. She also presented herself at Beauraing as the Immaculate Virgin, the Mother of God and the Queen of Heaven. Perhaps through these titles she invites us
words, anima mea, refer first to the individual and natural soul which animates the body of the Immaculate Virgin, and second, to the soul of the Divine Infant whom she is carrying in her womb. This Divine
the second time though not in the same manner. (5) Since she is the sure means, the direct and immaculate way to Jesus and the perfect guide to him, it is through her that souls who are to shine forth
His will perfectly in her… She was and is in the highest sense a person precisely because, being "immaculate," she was free from every taint of selfishness that might obscure God's light in her being. She
the Virgin Mary gave her name and pronounced the key phrase of her visits to Lourdes: "I am the Immaculate Conception". These words were spoken on the same day as the feast of the Annunciation. It is during
Mary, Queen of Angels and Saints, Mediatrix of all graces, we find refuge and protection in your Immaculate Heart, for you are our Mother. Teach us, as you promised to do for the three young shepherds of
