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    1. The painting "Mother of Perpetual Help" depicts Mary and the infant Jesus surrounded by archangels Michael and Gabriel holding instruments of the Passion. Jesus runs to Mary in fright, having glimpsed the instruments, with one foot bare from losing his sandal. 2. The 1854 dogma of the Immaculate Conception refers to Mary's sinless nature from conception and was the first time a pope claimed a doctrine as infallible, though papal infallibility was not officially declared for another 16 years. 3. Mary received the title "Queen of Peace" from Pope Benedict XV during World War I when he added it to the Litany of Loreto and called

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    1. The painting "Mother of Perpetual Help" depicts Mary and the infant Jesus surrounded by archangels Michael and Gabriel holding instruments of the Passion. Jesus runs to Mary in fright, having glimpsed the instruments, with one foot bare from losing his sandal. 2. The 1854 dogma of the Immaculate Conception refers to Mary's sinless nature from conception and was the first time a pope claimed a doctrine as infallible, though papal infallibility was not officially declared for another 16 years. 3. Mary received the title "Queen of Peace" from Pope Benedict XV during World War I when he added it to the Litany of Loreto and called

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    1. The painting "Mother of Perpetual Help" depicts Mary and the infant Jesus surrounded by archangels Michael and Gabriel holding instruments of the Passion. Jesus runs to Mary in fright, having glimpsed the instruments, with one foot bare from losing his sandal. 2. The 1854 dogma of the Immaculate Conception refers to Mary's sinless nature from conception and was the first time a pope claimed a doctrine as infallible, though papal infallibility was not officially declared for another 16 years. 3. Mary received the title "Queen of Peace" from Pope Benedict XV during World War I when he added it to the Litany of Loreto and called

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    1. The painting "Mother of Perpetual Help" depicts Mary and the infant Jesus surrounded by archangels Michael and Gabriel holding instruments of the Passion. Jesus runs to Mary in fright, having glimpsed the instruments, with one foot bare from losing his sandal. 2. The 1854 dogma of the Immaculate Conception refers to Mary's sinless nature from conception and was the first time a pope claimed a doctrine as infallible, though papal infallibility was not officially declared for another 16 years. 3. Mary received the title "Queen of Peace" from Pope Benedict XV during World War I when he added it to the Litany of Loreto and called

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    1.

    Mother of Perpetual Help — This painting shows the


    Madonna and Child attended by the archangels Michael and
    Gabriel. The angels hold instruments central to the Passion.
    The painting is heart breaking. The Christ Child, having
    glimpsed the instruments of torture, runs to His mother's
    protection. His right foot is bare, indicating He was so
    frightened He ran out of his sandal.

    2. Immaculate Conception — The 1854 dogma


    issued by Pope Pius IX refers to Mary's sinless nature at the
    moment of being conceived by her parents. The Immaculate
    Conception was the first time a pope claimed a dogma to be
    infallible, even though the idea of papal infallibility would not
    be officially proclaimed for another 16 years. This is the
    definitive title of the Blessed Mother.

    3. Queen of Peace — Mary officially received this title


    during World War I in a proclamation by Pope Benedict XV.
    The Pope added "Queen of Peace" into the Litany of Loreto in
    his call for peace among the warring nations.
    4. August 1: Our Lady asks for Establishment
    of an Order for Redeeming Captives (1218)

    Our Lady of Ransom appeared to Saint Raimund, of the


    order of Saint Dominic, on this day in the year 1218,
    and also to King James I of Aragon, and likewise to
    Saint Peter Nolasco in three separate apparitions,
    making known to all three that she desired each of
    them to contribute to establishing an order for
    redeeming captives.

    That Order they established is known as the Royal,


    Celestial and Military Order of Our Lady of Mercy and
    the Redemption of the Captives, is also known as The
    Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy, the Order of
    Merced, the Order of Captives, or the Order of Our Lady
    of Ransom.

    At that time in history, during the 13th Century, the


    powerful Islamic Taifa kingdoms in Spain, as well as the
    Ottoman Empire at the opposite end of the
    Mediterranean Sea, operated a slave trade the scope of
    which has not been seen anytime else in history. The Spanish, particularly, were subject to
    raids in which they would be captured and imprisoned, sold into slavery and often forced to
    renounce their Catholic faith or face discrimination, torture and death.

    5. Mary, Mother of God

    January 1st

    The human mind can never fully comprehend all that is


    contained in the title “Mother of God”. It is the title by
    which the faithful love to address Mary. The Church has
    sanctioned it by her infallible authority. All the beauties
    of nature, all the riches of grace, all the splendors of
    glory pale before the majestic grandeur of such a title as
    this. For, by the very fact of having conceived the “Word
    made Flesh”, Mary has been united to God by the same
    ties which unite a mother to her true son.

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