History In the Chapel on the Forest Hill, the Statue of Our Lady pregnant has been venerated for over 245 years. The image of Mary, famous for her graces, comes from the 18th century and, as the latest research indicates, from the very beginning she was surrounded with exceptional respectRead More →
Excerpt from St Bonaventure’s sermon on the Royalty of the Blessed Virgin Mary The Blessed Virgin Mary is the Mother of the great King by reason of a noble kind of conception according to the message given her by the Angel. “Behold,” he said, “thou shalt conceive and shall bringRead More →
“From the depths of this vale of tears where sorrowing humanity makes weary progress, through the surges of this sea of ours, endlessly buffeted by the winds of passion, we raise our eyes to you, O most beloved Mother Mary, to be comforted by the contemplation of your glory andRead More →
Our Lithuanian group of the Knights of the Immaculatæ consists of more than 20 members. As a group we are all united by common daily prayers. Personally we pray to be good tools and missionaries of the Immaculata. Then there are two group prayers: one for the conversion of soulsRead More →
On the last weekend of May, the Director of the Militia of the Immaculatæ, Fr. Karl Stehlin visited the Irish chapels in Athlone, Dublin, Newry and Belfast. In each of these cities, after the Holy Mass, the faithful were able to listen to a conference on the M.I. Father Stehlin,Read More →
YEAR 2022 MAY 2022 Every year, on the first weekend of May, the faithful from Japan, under the leadership of Fr. Thomas Onoda, organise a Marian conference and a pilgrimage to the place of Our Lady’s visitation in Akita. As always, the perfectly prepared conference brings together people of manyRead More →
On April 28th, was the feast of Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, apostolic missionary of Mary, founder of two religious congregations and an outstanding Marian writer; it is he who prepared the Chouans and the Vendéens to die for God and for the King; it is he who prepared, byRead More →
