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December 26, 1947 Message of the Lady of All Nations

Written by The Lady of All Nations Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

"You Must Make A Decision to Accept Heaven's Peace" - January 1, 2012 Message of Jesus Through Anne A Lay Apostle

Written by Our Lord Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

Jesus

May the peace of heaven continually surround each of my beloved apostles. My friends, there are times when the peace of heaven must pursue you, because, despite its best efforts, you elude peace. My peace then follows you, waiting for you to pause long enough to accept it. When you bring yourself into My presence, then My peace can absorb you and saturate you so that where you go, it can follow. If you are alert to Me, you will see that others are blessed by Me through you. Dear apostles, please accept that this is happening and be reverent about what I am seeking to do. Are you with Me in this effort of renewal? Do you seriously consider that I am determined to bring light to others through you? If you will accept this more fully, I can work more freely.

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The Fifth Marian Dogma, Amsterdam, Fatima, and Pope Benedict

Written by Mark Miravalle Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

The following presentation was delivered by Dr. Mark Miravalle at the national Lady of All Nations Prayer Day in Amsterdam on May 23, 2010, Pentecost Sunday. - Asst. Ed.

On March 25th of this year, an international representation of members of Catholic hierarchy, the theological community, and laity gathered at the Vatican Forum in Rome to voice their favor for a solemn definition of Our Lady's Spiritual Motherhood of humanity, both for truth's sake and as a Marian remedy for the grave woes presently facing the Church.  In the minds of a significant number of cardinals, bishops, theologians and laity, the best defense for the papacy of Benedict XVI in its present reception of ubiquitous attack is a Marian offense

Within the six months preceding the Roman Day of Dialogue, international Catholic press agencies had reported petition letters from collective groups of cardinals and bishops from Asia, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe which all respectively requested the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, make whatever he deemed appropriate as the next positive step towards the solemn papal definition of Our Lady as the Spiritual Mother of all humanity under its three essential aspects as Co-redemptrix, Mediatrix of all graces and Advocate.  This international petitioning by world cardinals and bishops, combined with the previous January 1, 2008 request of five cardinals to all the world bishops to join their petition for this dogma, encouraged Inside the Vatican magazine to organize the Vatican Forum Symposium on the issue. 

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"At Every Moment"—The Mystery of Mary's Mystical Suffering

Written by Kevin Clarke Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

When the torturers struck the transcendental God who became immanent in creation, the suffering dealt was not only for the person of Jesus. With every lash of the whip, two lashes were felt. Every thorn was felt twice. Nails pierced four hands, and four feet as well. "Every blow rending the body of the son had its cruel echo in the heart of his Mother." St. Bonaventure exclaims, "Why wouldst thou, most honored Lady, be immolated for us? Is not our Savior’s passion sufficient for our salvation?" (1)

Yet, as she has revealed in recent centuries, her suffering did not stop there. In light of numerous mystical writings and apparitions, we could now rightly echo Bonaventure and say, why wouldst thou, most honored Lady, continue to suffer for us? Is not our Savior’s passion sufficient? Is not your earthly suffering sufficient?

St. Joseph Patron of the Triumph, Part I

Written by Fr. Richard Foley, S.J. Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

Dr. Mark Miravalle's Foreword to St. Joseph, Patron of the Triumph

During the Fatima solar miracle of October 13, 1917, St. Joseph appeared with the Child Jesus and blessed the world. The following is the account of Sr. Lucia from her Memoirs:

This Josephite event is only understandable in light of the heart of the Fatima message, revealed on July 13, 1917. Our Lady of the Rosary revealed that following grave global event, inclusive of the worldwide spread of the error of Communism, a conditional second world war, the annihilation of various nations, and much suffering for the Holy Father and the Church, that eventually, "in the end, My Immaculate Heart will triumph" and "a period of peace would be granted to the world."

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Pope Benedict XVI: "Mary Suffers With Those Who Are in Affliction"

Written by Pope Benedict XVI Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

Pope Benedict's profound discourse of the union of Our Lady's mystical suffering with those who suffer now on the occasion of the 2008 World Day of the Sick demonstrates a sublime understanding and articulation of the Coredemption of the Mother of Jesus. The homliy on Mary Co-redemptrix by Cardinal Lozano-Barragan for the 2008 World Day of the Sick Mass in St. Peter's Basilica likewise manifests the Church's belief, respect, and reverence for the Co-redemptrix title and role in reference to Our Lady. -Ed

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Dear Brothers and Sisters!

1. On 11 February, the memorial of the Blessed Mary Virgin of Lourdes, the World Day of the Sick will be celebrated, a propitious occasion to reflect on the meaning of pain and the Christian duty to take responsibility for it in whatever situation it arises. This year this significant day is connected to two important events for the life of the Church, as one already understands from the theme chosen 'The Eucharist, Lourdes and Pastoral Care for the Sick': the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the apparitions of the Immaculate Mary at Lourdes, and the celebration of the International Eucharistic Congress at Quebec in Canada. In this way, a remarkable opportunity to consider the close connection that exists between the Mystery of the Eucharist, the role of Mary in the project of salvation, and the reality of human pain and suffering, is offered to us.

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Cardinal Calls Mary "Co-Redemptrix" in Vatican on Lourdes Anniversary

Written by Javier Cardinal Lozano Barragán Friday, 06 January 2012 00:00

In St. Peter’s Basilica, on the significant date of February 11, 2008, the 150th anniversary of Lourdes, Javier Cardinal Lozano Barragán spoke significant words concerning the one who herself is the Immaculate Conception, chief among them, "Corredentrice" (literally translated, this means Co-redemptrix.) The President of the Pontifical Council for Health Care Ministry stated that Mary participated "on Calvary as the co-redemptrix (corredentrice) with the Savior. … Christ on the cross suffered all the pains that his Most Holy Mother suffered. And she in Christ suffers all our pains, she assumes them and knows how to commiserate with us. Our suffering is also her suffering."