Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary

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If you wish to do the 33-day St. Louis de Montfort Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary, the Feast of the Annunciation is on March 31st this year, so you should begin the process on Wednesday, February 27th. The Consecration is supposed to take place on the 34th day, which should be a Marian feast day. The Annunication is the feast St. Louis recommends most of all.

Here’s a site that will guide you through the process:
St. Louis de Montfort’s 33 Day Total Consecration To Jesus Through Our Lady
 
I’m just bumping this thread as a reminder that tomorrow is “go time” if you want to do the Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary in time for the Feast of the Annunciation. 😃
 
I am interested in doing this but being a working mom of an 18 month old boy it is hard to find real quiet time. However, where do I find the prayers that are described. I haven’t heard of some of this. I clicked on the link but it didn’t take me to the first 12 prayers.🤷
 
Since I’m doing the consecration myself, I’m posting the readings and prayers in a more user-friendly blog format. If you want to follow along, visit


http://stmontfort.blogspot.com/

I’ll post each day’s readings and prayers as I go along. 🙂
 
Thanks a bunch. I will keep you posted on how it is going? When do you do yours during the day?
 
beckycmarie said:
Ugh, that site gets a RED rating for lack of fidelity on CatholicCulture.org. See review HERE.

I agree the prayers are organized effectively there, but unfortunately the rest of the site lacks fidelity to the Pope and Magisterium.
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In the Fisheaters forum, speaking against the Pope and promoting sedevacantism or schism is not allowed… I am not certain why CatholicCulture.org labelled it “red”, but it’s views are simply “traditional Catholic” (such as the FSSP, perhaps, which is totally allowed by the Church) - not sedevacantist. Being a traditional Catholic and preferring the TLM is not lacking in fidelity to the Pope and Magisterium, as long as you believe that Pope Benedict is a true Pope, and VII and NO are valid. If this wasn’t the case, the FSSP or the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest would not be in good standing with Rome, but they are.

There are some at Fisheaters who have different views, but they’re not allowed to be stated publically on the forum.

God bless
 
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