MILITIA IMMACULATAE

CHAPTER III THE reasons which enforce the love of Jesus Christ are above any mere sentiment. Souls relish them according to their progress in grace. It seems as though to wish to seek the motives that should lead us to love Jesus Christ is, either to forget what we are, or to believe that we do not know who He is. It might then appear useless to bring forward here the motives which should incline us to the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. This devotion is itself an exercise of the love we ought to have for Jesus Christ But as all men are not always in the same dispositions, and grace is not always equal in all men, I have thought it well to make at least a few reflections on the three principal motives. They should be sufficient to convince any reasonable man.  We shall show in this and the two following chapters. 1. How just and reasonable is the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.  2. How useful it is both for our salvation and perfection....

CHAPTER I. The particular object of this devotion is the immense love of the Son of God, which has induced Him to die for us, and to give Himself wholly to us in the Adorable Sacrament of the Altar, and this, although He foresaw all the ingratitude and outrages which He was to meet with in this state of a victim immolated till the end of ages; preferring rather to expose himself daily to the insults and contempt of mankind, than to fail in showing us, by the greatest of all wonders, to what an excess He loves us. This is what has enkindled the piety and zeal of many.  Reflecting on the little gratitude that is shown for such an excess of love, the little love that is felt for Jesus Christ, and the little value that is set upon His love for us, they have been unable to endure to see Him daily so ill-treated, without protesting to Him their just grief and their excessive desire to repair, as far as they can, so much ingratitude and contempt, by their ardent love, by their p...

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WHAT DOES IT MEAN MERCY? Mercy comes from misericordia in latin, the one who have pity, the one who open his heart (cordis) to the miseries (miseri-).   IS THERE ANY REFERENCE IN THE OLD TESTAMENT THAT GOD IS MERCY? Yes there is many quotes to prove that God is merciful. "He loveth mercy and judgment; the earth is full of the mercy of the Lord." Psalms 32:5 "And say not: The mercy of the Lord is great, he will have mercy on the multitude of my sins." Ecclesiasticus 5:6 "And shewing mercy unto thousands to them that love me, and keep my commandments." Exodus 20:6 “He answered: I will shew thee all good, and I will proclaim in the name of the Lord before thee: and I will have mercy on whom I will, and I will be merciful to whom it shall please me." Exodus 33:19 IS THERE ANY REFERENCES IN THE NEW TESTAMENT? Yes there is many quotes to prove that God is merciful. "For he saith to Moses: I will have mercy o...

WHO ARE THE MASONS THAT WE PRAY FOR THEIR CONVERSION IN THE MILITIA IMMACULATAE? A.    THE BEGINNING: In 1717, in an historical context, cultural and Protestant as it was the English one, the Freemasonry, called speculative was born. She derives from the Corporations of the free masons which were prestigious medieval Christian associations. They were the builders of the great Cathedrals (freemasonry operative). In the sixteenth century began the decadence of the corporations because of the admission of members of high society. The word Freemasons operative changed in a Protestant environment frequented by free thinkers (the philosophical circles, libertines, Illuminati, rationalists) into “Speculative Masonry” because they would dispute on details with unending debates. An indefinite spirit of Tolerance was propagated in them. On the 24th June 1717, on the fest of St John Baptist four operative lodges residing in several quarters of London, came together there...

1.    WHAT IS THE MEANING OF CLOTHE? Differences between man and woman: When God gave the clothes to Adam and Eve after the Original Sin, it was to protect them against the rigor of the climate, against the danger of the animals, against dust and sickness and more against their own passions and impurity. They are also appropriate to the different missions that God gave to them. Those missions are different and complementary. Man and woman NEVER BE EQUAL. It is a dream and a myth from the devil. The differences between man and woman are: They don’t have the same body, They don’t have the same strengths, They don’t have the same thoughts, They don’t have the same feelings, They don’t have the same reactions, They don’t have the same capacities They don’t have the same missions.  Man and woman are really different but anyway, beauty and progress come diversity. The family can survive only because that union exists. Example: If the lady takes place...