Title

Lady of the Rosary holy card

Creator

Preview

Creation Date

approximately 1950

Work Type

devotional pictures

Location

New York (N.Y.)

Publisher

Sodality of Reparation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

Description

Holy card with an illustration of the Virgin Mary appearing to the three children at Fatima. The back of the card has two prayers, consecrations to the Virgin Mary and the Sacred Heart. This card was distributed by Father Joseph Cacella and the Sodality of Reparation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Transcription

"I am the lady of the rosary. When my Immaculate Heart triumphs the World will have Peace." Words of Our Lady of Fatima. (front) Book mark. Act of Consecration to the Blessed Mother. My Queen and my Mother to thee do I offer myself wihtout any reserve, and to give thee a mark of my devotion I consecrate to thee during this day my eyes, my ears, my mouth, my heart, my whole person. Since I belong to thee, O my good Mother, preserve and defend me as thy property and possession. In temptation say immediately: My Queen and my Mother, remember that I belong to thee; preserve and defend me as thy property and possession. Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart. O Sacred Heart of Jesus, filled with infinite love, broken by my ingratitude and pierced by my sins and yet loving me still, accept the consecration that I make to thee of all that I am and all that I have. Take every faculty of my soul and body, and draw me day by day nearer and nearer to thy sacred side, and there, as I can bear the lesson, teach me thy blessed ways. O Sacred Heart of Jesus once in agony, have pity on the dying. (back)

Keywords

Holy cards, Our Lady of Fatima, Virgin Mary, consecration, prayer, Madonna

Collection

Marian Library

Series

Marian shrines

Subseries

Fatima

Repository ID

ML.031-045

Permission Statement

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