Immaculate Conception! These words fell from the lips of the Immaculata herself. Hence, they must tell us in the most precise and essential manner who she really is. Since human words in general are incapable of expressing divine realities, it follows that the meaning of these words [“Immaculate” and “Conception”]Read More →

At Lourdes, the Immaculata no longer called herself “the Woman who is conceived immaculately”, but rather, as St. Bernadette tells it: “The Lady was standing then on a wild rosebush, in the same attitude in which she is shown on the Miraculous Medal. When I asked the third time, herRead More →

We priests of the MI cordially invite you all to practice together the devotion of the five Saturdays of reparation from February to June. Those who have never done this should have genuine concern as a Knight of the Immaculata to fulfill the will of Our Lady of Fatima throughRead More →

After the aged Simeon has blessed the infant Jesus and proclaimed his greatness as a light to enlighten the world and bring glory to the people of Israel, he turns to the Blessed Virgin and prophesies that her Son will be a sign of contradiction and that a sword willRead More →

The role of the Blessed Virgin during the public life of her Son was totally hidden: a life of loving contemplation, prayer and sacrifice. An essential part of this sacrifice was her solitude. But what loneliness! Let us think of a poor widow when her only son is at war:Read More →

Many mysteries are hidden in the event of the wedding at Cana. The first miracle of Jesus thanks to the intercession of Mary, the transformation of water into wine as a symbol of the mission of the Redeemer who transforms fallen man into the “new vessel” of grace, and asRead More →

We must fight, my son, for God and for the King! Repeated the Vendeans and the Chouans. As the enemy hordes never stop besieging us, attacking our faith, our culture, our lives, our families, and above all the Presence of Our Lord on our altars, let us look our QueenRead More →