In Lourdes, Our Lady revealed her name on the 25 March 1858: “I am the Immaculate Conception”. In Fatima equally, she did not reveal Her name until the last of her apparitions in the Cova da Iria on the 13 October 1917: “I am Our Lady of the Rosary”. “IRead More →
In Fatima, Our Lady reveals an important effect of the Rosary: it obtains the end of the war. In fact, in the year 1917 the First World War enters in its most horrible and deadly phase. There was almost no family in Europe who had not had to send theirRead More →
The Virgin Mary is the Queen of the desert: “Quae est ista? Who is she that rises from the desert, leaning on her Beloved?” Silence of admiration before the Virgin Mary. Quae est ista? The school of silence begins with admiration. When we contemplate Her, when we look at Her, we cannotRead More →
The Church venerates the Mother of God under the title of Queen of the Most Holy Rosary in a very special way by dedicating a special liturgical feast to her. The feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is an expression of love, but also an act of gratitudeRead More →
The apostolic prayer consists in turning to God in order to save souls, one’s own first, then the souls of those entrusted to us, and finally all souls. Praying this prayer confirms the conviction that the conversion and sanctification of souls is a work of grace and thus that everythingRead More →
Prayer is lifting up the soul to God in order to adore Him, thank Him, present petitions to Him and ask His forgiveness. No one on earth accomplished this so perfectly as Mary did. As with everything else, so too Mary’s prayer becomes the “form”, the prototype and example forRead More →
God cannot suffer, let alone die. In order to acquire this right to death and to the pains that are like its announcement or prelude, He, who wanted to suffer and die for the glory of his Father and for our salvation, had to take a body similar to ours.Read More →
