The most little-known way which helps your devotion to Mary soar!

It’s dumbfounding.

Catholics who attend Mass every Sunday are almost never told how to keep their baptismal promises.

WELL NO MORE.

St. Louis-Marie de Montfort made it known…

“Predestinate soul, here is a secret the Most High has taught me, which I have not been able to find in any book, old or new. I confide it to you, by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit” (“The Secret of Mary”, #1).

He revealed more elsewhere…

“Hence it comes to pass that the most perfect consecration to Jesus Christ is nothing else but a perfect and entire consecration of ourselves to the Blessed Virgin, and this is the devotion which I teach; or, in other words, a perfect renewal of the vows and promises of holy Baptism” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #120).

This book reveals more about the connection between consecration to Mary and your baptismal promises than the Catechism of the Council of Trent, the Baltimore Catechism, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, combined. That’s what makes it different from other books on devotion to Mary.

Here’s a little-known fact to give you an idea of just how much Mary will help you.

In chapter 11 of the fourth Book of the Revelations of St. Bridget, the Blessed Mother told St. Bridget that the number of the blessed angelic spirits is so great, that if all men were counted from Adam to the last who will be born at the end of the world, ten glorious Angels at least might be assigned to each man.

That’s a staggering number of Angels!

And it gets even better.

God loved and honored Mary so much that, according to Bl. Pope Pius IX, He made her greater than all angels and men combined at the very moment of her Immaculate Conception!

When he formally defined the Immaculate Conception, he wrote…

“Therefore, far above all the angels and all the saints so wondrously did God endow her with the abundance of all heavenly gifts poured from the treasury of His divinity that this mother, ever absolutely free of all stain of sin, all fair and perfect, would possess that fullness of holy innocence and sanctity than which, under God, one cannot even imagine anything greater, and which, outside of God, no mind can succeed in comprehending fully.”

When God called Mary to the divine maternity and also made her your Mother, He gave her an immense wisdom and an unlimited power to give you all the good which you can and ought to receive in His plans.

That’s why the Church applies this passage to her…

“All good things came to me together with her” (Wis. 7:11).

And because Mary is His masterpiece, God revealed this devotion so you can love and honor her the same way He does.

That’s why St. Louis asks…

“After so many and such pressing examples of the Most Holy Trinity, can we, without an extreme blindness, dispense ourselves from Mary, and not consecrate ourselves to her, and depend on her to go to God, and to sacrifice ourselves to God?” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #140)

In other words, if you ignore or delay putting into practice loving and honoring Mary the same way God does…

How is God supposed to accept that?

St. Louis emphasizes that this devotion to Mary…

“…is a path trodden by Jesus Christ, the Incarnate Wisdom, our sole Head” (True Devotion, #168).

If this devotion to Mary was good enough for Jesus, it’s good enough for you.

That’s why St. Louis proclaimed…

“Oh, how highly we glorify God, when, after the example of Jesus, we submit ourselves to Mary!” (True Devotion, #139)

Are you against making a firm commitment right now to follow Jesus on this path?

Is it ridiculous to ask you to order this book now, so Mary can help you keep your baptismal promises, and do all the good for you that she wants and can do for you?