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Preparation for Consecration to the Most Blessed Virgin (True Devotion to Mary)
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About Preparation For Consecration To The Most Blessed
How much more successful at consecration to Mary, and how much closer to God would you be if you were able to come as close as possible to being prepared for your consecration by St. Louis de Montfort himself? That’s what the Montfort Fathers promise this book will do for you. Before I show you what they said, here’s the story. The biggest problem we Catholics face is that Satan is an absolute master at convincing people they’re going to Heaven, simply because they go to Mass on Sundays, Holy Days, maybe even daily, and have a devotion to Mary. Blessed Pope Pius IX stated… “God has committed to Mary the treasury of all good things, in order that everyone may know that through her are obtained every hope, every grace, and all salvation. For this is His will, that we obtain everything through Mary.” So, there’s an excellent chance you’ve never considered the possibility that your devotion to Mary might be false, and leading you away from God. After all, since God grants all graces of salvation through Mary, how could you be devoted to her and be under Satan’s influence? But St. Louis de Montfort warns… “There are at this time, more than ever, false devotions to our Blessed Lady which it is easy to mistake for true ones. The devil, like a counterfeiter and a subtle and experienced deceiver, has already deceived and destroyed so many souls by a false devotion to the Blessed Virgin, that he makes a daily use of his diabolical experience to plunge many others by this same way into everlasting perdition” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #90). And so, you can lose your salvation by practicing a false devotion to Mary, without even being conscious of mortal sin on your soul. You can see why Jesus said: “For many are called, but few are chosen” (Mt. 22:14). The good news is God revealed a Marian devotion to St. Louis de Montfort, which guarantees your devotion to her will be authentic. He wrote… “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). This book prepares you to use this devotion in a way which ensures you’ll succeed. St. Louis says most people do not. Listen… “I have found many people who, with admirable zeal, have adopted the exterior practices of this holy slavery of Jesus and Mary, but I have found only a few who have accepted its interior spirit, and still fewer who have persevered in it” (Secret, #44). The Montfort Fathers assure you this book prepares you for your consecration to Mary in a way that ensures you’ll accept the interior spirit of this devotion and persevere in it. Which is what St. Louis says you need to do to succeed. They said… “These meditations are the work of a Montfortian missionary (Fr. Texier), about whom we have said: “He loved the Most Blessed Virgin with the heart of a child; he spoke of her with the heart of his Blessed Father (St. Louis).” Your biggest problem in not knowing this devotion is you can never know for sure whether your devotion to Mary is leading you to God or away from Him. St. Louis said about Mary… “She is the worker of great wonders, particularly in our soul, but she works them in secret, in a way unknown to the soul itself, for were it to know, it might destroy the beauty of her works” (Secret, #55). Because there are serious consequences, you want to know as soon as possible if Our Lady’s working secretly in your soul or if you’re being deceived by the devil. The Montfort Fathers confirm this book gives you the signposts to know the difference. That’s one of the reasons why they called Fr. Texier “a remarkable spiritual writer”. Why not give it a try today?
