At the turn of the 18th century, the French priest, St. - ...
And more Discover the beauty and wonder that has enriched Marian spirituality for several centuries as you allow this holy mother to lead young hearts and minds to her Son. - Various stories of Mary saving soldiers in military conflicts.
Louis de Montfort\'s book True Devotion to Mary was almost lost forever. - How St. - The miraculous account of the priests who saved Mary\'s veil from a fire in Chartres Cathedral. - The history of the Miraculous Medal and the Brown Scapular.
Helena\'s search for the True Cross. - Why the moon is a common symbol for Mary. - The story of St. - The origin of nativity scenes.
Children will discover: - Why ladybugs are named for Mary.
Each day concludes with prayers and a Did You Know? feature that delivers fun and interesting facts.
Divided into 34 days, Marian Consecration for Children includes a short meditation for each day and accompanying discussion questions.
In addition, she draws valuable spiritual lessons from contemporary stories such as The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Winnie the Pooh, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and many other fables and fairy tales that have brought children\'s imaginations to life for decades.
Gress weaves in tales of saints, kings, queens, knights, and princesses as a way to teach Children about virtue, courage, and their spiritual mother who loves them.
They will allow her to take their hand and lead them to Christ.
In just a matter of weeks, they will come to know Mary as they never have before.
Carrie Gress, author of The Marian Option, provides a fun and thrilling way for Children to participate in this centuries-old practice.
In this enchanting book, Dr.
Louis spread far and wide the practice of Marian consecration, a means by which we give our entire selves to Jesus through the hands of his mother.
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Few preached on the role of the Mother of God better and with more passion than him.
Louis de Montfort, became a warrior for his queen.
At the turn of the 18th century, the French priest, St
