Mary and her role in the Passion

Based on Scripture, the twenty centuries of the Church’s theological teachings and some selected private revelations, the founder of the Heralds explores the sublimity and consideration of Mary Most Holy and her role in the Passion as Co-redemptrix.

Mary Most Holy: Crown of God’s Miracles

In the Bull declaring the dogma of the Immaculate Conception, Pius IX extols the countless virtues and privileges of Our Lady, aware that nothing is sufficient to exalt Her who is superior to all human and angelic praise.

Humble Before Grandeur, Maternal with the Sinner

Represented in this image, we see at once Our Lady’s simplicity towards God and her unfailing concern towards her suppliant child.

Holy… Miseries!

God does not remove miseries, but sanctifies the miserable. In this way, the work of grace shines more brightly than if it were to fall on someone free from defects. “Will God never answer me?” It is a question which from time to time surges up impetuously within us, especially at those times when we […]

Blessed the Day that Saw Her Birth!

The birth of Our Lady brought to humanity something hitherto unknown: a creature free of any stain, a lily of incomparable beauty that was to gladden the angelic choirs and the whole earth. In the midst of the exile of the corrupt human race, an immaculate being appeared, conceived without original sin. She brought with […]

Unrivalled Maternal Love

With two thousand years of Christianity behind us, we have little idea of the innovation that Our Lord Jesus Christ’s teaching represented in His time. Considering man in his innermost being—that is, his relationship with the Creator—we see that the pagan gods of Antiquity were often portrayed as implacable judges and tormentors of humanity. Such […]