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Our utmost mandate is to tell the world about the wonders of our unfathomable Mother of Perpetual Help, and we do so with no apologies.

"Make our Mother of Perpetual Help known throughout the world." - Pope Pius IX to the Redemptorists (1866)

20/10/2025

SERIES 20: FACTS ABOUT THE HOLY ROSARY

Pope Leo XIII wrote 11 Rosary encyclicals.

🙏 LORD, RAISE LEADERS WHO PROMOTE THE POWER OF PRAYER. AMEN.

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19/10/2025

SERIES 19: FACTS ABOUT THE HOLY ROSARY

Pope St. John Paul II loved and promoted the Rosary.

🙏 LORD, GIVE ME A ROSARY HEART LIKE JOHN PAUL II.

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18/10/2025

SERIES 18: FACTS ABOUT THE HOLY ROSARY

October 7 is the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary.

🙏 MARY, QUEEN OF THE HOLY ROSARY, INTERCEDE FOR ME. AMEN.

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17/10/2025

SERIES 17: FACTS ABOUT THE HOLY ROSARY

October is the Month of the Holy Rosary.

🙏 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY, PRAY FOR US. AMEN.

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16/10/2025

SERIES 16: FACTS ABOUT THE HOLY ROSARY

The Luminous Mysteries reflect His public ministry.

🙏 LORD, SHINE YOUR LIGHT UPON MY PATH. AMEN!

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15/10/2025

SERIES 15: FACTS ABOUT THE HOLY ROSARY

The Glorious Mysteries honour His Resurrection and glory.

🙏 JESUS, RAISE ME TO NEW LIFE WITH YOU. AMEN.

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09/03/2025

Mary, Queen of All Hearts

The title Mary Queen of Hearts refers to the theological belief in Mary's special authority in Catholicism, particularly influenced by the teachings of St. Louis de Montfort. The Association of Mary, Queen of All Hearts, upholds this idea based on two key theological principles: the divine maternity and the co-redemption. Mary's divine maternity establishes her as the Mother of God, which in turn grants her a unique position of queenship over Christ's Mystical Body. Montfort emphasizes that Mary’s role as the mother of Christ extends beyond the physical, giving her spiritual authority over all Christians.

Montfort argues that since Christ is a King in His human nature, Mary, as His mother, holds a queenly position. However, her power does not stem from natural rights but from divine grace. He believes that God, having given Mary authority over His Son, also extends this power to her over all of Christ's followers. This belief aligns with teachings from early Church Fathers, such as St. John Damascene, who suggested that Mary and Jesus share the same will, power, and subjects. Montfort highlights Mary's role in Christ's life from birth to His death, portraying her as an integral part of His redemptive mission.

Although Montfort does not explicitly focus on Mary's role at Calvary as a basis for her queenship, he acknowledges her co-redemptive activity during Christ's Passion. He sees her consent at the Cross as a continuation of her participation in Christ’s mission, similar to how Abraham offered Isaac. Influenced by the teachings of Bérulle, Montfort views the Incarnation as the beginning of Christ’s redemptive work, culminating in His sacrifice on Calvary. Thus, Mary’s involvement in both the Incarnation and Crucifixion solidifies her status as Queen of All Hearts, an idea that remains significant in Catholic theology.

Culled from John Roskoski's article on Catholic365

02/03/2025

MARY, MOTHER OF MERCY.

Mary, as the "Mother of Mercy," holds an unparalleled role in God's divine plan, particularly through her Immaculate Conception and her acceptance of the call to be the Mother of God. By giving birth to Jesus Christ, the embodiment of Divine Mercy, Mary became the vessel through which God's ultimate mercy entered the world. Her role as the mother of the merciful Savior is a foundational belief of the Church, affirmed by Pope John Paul II, who emphasized that Christ's mission was one of mercy, redemption, and the renewal of humanity through the Holy Spirit. Through her motherhood, Mary participates in God's merciful plan, bringing forth the One who offers salvation and forgiveness to all.

This understanding of Mary's role has led to theological discussions about her titles as "Co-Redemptrix" and "Mediatrix of all graces." Some theologians, such as Dr. Mark Miravalle, argue that Mary's consent at the Annunciation played a crucial role in the redemptive mission of Christ, as she provided the human body through which salvation was achieved. Even Mother Teresa affirmed this belief, highlighting the simplicity of the idea that Mary, by giving Jesus His body, shared in His work of redemption. The idea of her co-redemptive role, while debated, underscores her deep involvement in the mystery of salvation.

Furthermore, Mary's role as "Mediatrix of all graces" is rooted in her unique position within God's family, where she mediates divine grace to humanity, just as a mother nurtures her children. Pope John Paul II recognized her as "Mediatrix of Mercy," reaffirming that all grace received by the Church ultimately flows from Christ through Mary. This belief aligns with scriptural and theological traditions that see Mary as the New Eve, bringing forth the New Adam, Christ, to fulfill God's promise of redemption. Ultimately, Mary's mediation is not a complex doctrine but a reflection of a mother's love—her unique and irreplaceable role in bringing God's mercy to the world and ensuring that His grace reaches all who seek it.

CULLED FROM THE ARTICLE OF Robert Stackpole, STD, is director of the John Paul II Institute of Divine Mercy and author of Divine Mercy: A Guide from Genesis to Benedict XVI (Marian Press). Got a question? E-mail him at [email protected].

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