How many recognise the picture below. We who attend the SSPX Latin Mass in Cork will know this is the statue at the back of the Church of Our Lady of The Rosary, in Shanikiel, Cork City. I had this picture made into a postcard with the words: "Queen of All Nations, who is the Mother of God, Mary most Holy." And "When wicked men blaspheme thee, I'll love and bless thy name." It is in reparation for the insults to Our Lady by the term - "lady of all nations who once was mary"
If anyone would like copies for free just let me know - but you must promise to leave them in churches especially where the picture of "barbie" is on show.
Three questions we want an answer to:
First - how many Rosaries did we collect?
Second - when will the pope carry out Our Lady's intention?
Third - when will we see the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary?
The answer to the first is easy enough:
At present, there is only a provisional count, as all the results have not yet been tallied. However, DICI is delighted to announce that the goal of 12 million rosaries, which were to form a crown of 12 stars for Mary, Queen of Heaven, has been surpassed by far, since more than 18 million Rosaries have already been reported. Among the districts that sent in their results, we should note the generosity of the United States (5,351,500), Africa (2,815,350), Asia (2,538,200), and France (2,529,670). Next come Canada (717,000), Germany (680,000), South America (536,480), Switzerland (411,000), Australia (402,000), Mexico (332,800), Italy (215,000), Ireland (136,190)….
The Answer to the second is very much according to the will of God. Remember Pharaoh and how God hardened his heart?
For the answer to the third - read the post for Father Paul's sermon on the Sunday within the octave of the Ascension.
Hi Christabel, Just thought Id let you know that the final count is in: 19,107,331 rosaries were offered worldwide for the Rosary Crusade
ReplyDeleteThat's 19 million rosaries!!!!
keep up the good work, Maria
I don't think the consecration is going to be any day soon. I often wonder would all the biships do as asked when they are asked. I think something will have to happen maybe a new pope being elected or some world desaster to bring them all to Rome. It would also take a pope with a different mentality or level of committment to the BLessed Virgin. I do hope the prayers are answered soon. God bless.
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