On All Saints Day, we honor the saints that are in Heaven and, while they suffered on earth, they are victorious and are in Heaven having received their Crown of Glory.
Whether we turn toward the saints or not, they are part of our lives. We are all members of one single body of Christ. When we are baptized, we become members into the body of Christ. So, when someone dies, they are not cut off from the rest of the body. Life in Christ continues, even when our physical bodies are no longer.
The saints have an interest in us. The do not wait until we show in an interest in a saint. Rather, glorious in Heaven in their victory, they desire to share that glory with us. We desire Heaven. But Heaven, Our Lord and the saints desire us as well. The saints long to be united with us. What a beautiful image! Read more and listen to the audio in Turning to the Saints to Help Us!
On All Saints Day, the Catholic Church celebrates and honors the Holy. The Church celebrates the Saints. However, on this day especially, the Church honors All Saints, past and present. Did you ever wonder what Jesus sees in the Saints? Even better, did you ever meditate on How Jesus Sees Us? Watch this video to find out more.
There is something important about praying for our loved ones, that the world often does not understand. The world sees the departed as talks of them in terms of memories. They normally talk about the departed in terms of their loss (loss of the departed presence in their lives). This is how the world who does not know Christ, understands death.
In the Gospel, Our Lord tells a departed son to rise. He tells the mother he will rise. The Gospel talks of rising again. The Gospel talks of the grief of a mother. All Souls Day, is the day when tears (and prayers) for the departed have extraordinary power. Hear how the Gospel is important to us on the Feast of All Souls Day. There are two audio sets on All Souls Day.
What does the Catholic Church say about these last four things. Since we are praying for our deceased loved ones, we should understand these teachings.
Read about what this means, why it’s important, and how to earn it.
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Lastly, note the interesting questions within the Q&A this month (link to The Queen: Q&A page is here).
The Association of Mary, Queen of All Hearts has but one mission. To promote the reign of Jesus through Mary. Members of The Association of Mary, Queen of All Hearts practice the Marian Spirituality according to St. Louis de Montfort, and support the mission of the priests in The Company of Mary.
Members of the Queen of All Hearts desire to faithfully live their Consecration to Mary. The anchor of this faithful living of one’s Consecration is its daily renewal. The renewal produces within us the attentiveness and resolve required to learn how to do all things Through Mary, With Mary, In Mary and For Mary, as Fr. de Montfort instructs. We do this so that we do all things Through Jesus, With Jesus, In Jesus, and For Jesus.
We live this way so that Almighty God may be glorified in all that we are and in all that we do. This web site is dedicated to the members of Queen of All Hearts and those interested in practicing the spirituality as taught by St. Louis de Montfort. We hope all make use of these resources.