Dear Friend of Our Lady of America,
I recently participated in a
Visitation of the Image of Our Lady of America hosted by Guardian Sonya
Doyle of Hopedale, Massachusetts.
I led a Holy Hour of Prayer for
Purity, Peace and Protection. The southern Vermont congregation
consisted of the parish priest, deacons, and homesteading and
homeschooling families. You can learn about these Holy Hours here.
I’m
confident that the lilting cadence of the voices of the children who
led the Rosary Mysteries were music to the ears of Our Lady, as they
were to mine. It was a beautiful witness of innocence and purity!
The
Holy Hour ended with the congregation’s reverent veneration of the
Image of Our Lady of America. After that, I gave a television interview
on Our Lady of Guadalupe and Our Lady of America in Our Culture of Death. You may see the interview below.
Hope
is the confident expectation of divine blessings. With Our Lady, there
is hope for the transformation of our Culture of Death into a Culture of
Life and a Civilization of Love, for which St. John Paul II prayed.
Please
help our Apostolates to continue to bring this hope through Visitations
of the images of Our Lady of America and Our Lady of Guadalupe. Perhaps
she is calling you to host a Visitation. Learn how to do this here.
Many of our supporters take well-deserved summer vacations, which causes our support to reach its lowest levels of the year.
So,
we would really appreciate your help to keep our Missionary Images of
Our Lady of Guadalupe, Jesus King of All Nations and Our Lady of America
on their Visitations throughout America.
But, in order to continue this amazing work for the greater glory of God, we must raise $130,000 by the Feast of St. Michael the Archangel, September 29.
This is just for our normal quarterly operating expenses of maintaining
our Apostolates’ Center and paying our modest salaries. There is no
surplus in our budget, which does not include any special projects,
needs, or savings.
Please click here to learn how your donations support our mission.
Sincerely in Christ,
Dan
