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VII. Promises (graces) attached to its recitation & indulgences
HERE ARE THE SEVEN GRACES[1]:
More innocent, more right to engage these promises in their depth. Some will not accept these at face value. Lack of perfection is not on the side of Our Lady, our lack of faith.
Spoon full of sugar make the medicine go down. Graciously incentivizes to do what is good for us.
Mary loves her children profoundly. As mothers our hope is to get charges to heaven, put in the mothers’ hands. Communion with our Lord.
Magnitude of Our Lady’s love to bring them to Our Lord, especially through the devotion on the Cross.
Avenue, by her own words, she will assist us, daily meditation on her sorrows.
BVM given these children at the Cross. Pure love.
Pope Leo X., in his Bull of July 10, 1516, and Pope Clement XI., in his Bull De salute Dominici gregis, of Sept. 22, 1714, granted many Indulgences to all who carry about them, or who say, the Chaplet, called after St. Bridget because she first conceived the idea of it and promulgated the usage of it. These Indulgences were confirmed by Pope Benedict XIV, in his Brief of Jan. 15, 1743, wherein he added others.[2]
No competition to Rosary of Dominic. Devotion to one, is one to another. Promises given to this particular Rosary.
Ceased to believe in these incredible mercies and graces gifted by this Rosary. Do your own personal study, what did these Popes say and then believe them.
[1] http://themostholyrosary.com/appendix1.htm accessed February 3, 2025
[2] https://www.virgosacrata.com/st-bridget-chaplet-rosary.html accessed February 3, 2025
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VII. Promises (graces) attached to its recitation & indulgences
HERE ARE THE SEVEN GRACES[1]:
More innocent, more right to engage these promises in their depth. Some will not accept these at face value. Lack of perfection is not on the side of Our Lady, our lack of faith.
Spoon full of sugar make the medicine go down. Graciously incentivizes to do what is good for us.
Mary loves her children profoundly. As mothers our hope is to get charges to heaven, put in the mothers’ hands. Communion with our Lord.
Magnitude of Our Lady’s love to bring them to Our Lord, especially through the devotion on the Cross.
Avenue, by her own words, she will assist us, daily meditation on her sorrows.
BVM given these children at the Cross. Pure love.
Pope Leo X., in his Bull of July 10, 1516, and Pope Clement XI., in his Bull De salute Dominici gregis, of Sept. 22, 1714, granted many Indulgences to all who carry about them, or who say, the Chaplet, called after St. Bridget because she first conceived the idea of it and promulgated the usage of it. These Indulgences were confirmed by Pope Benedict XIV, in his Brief of Jan. 15, 1743, wherein he added others.[2]
No competition to Rosary of Dominic. Devotion to one, is one to another. Promises given to this particular Rosary.
Ceased to believe in these incredible mercies and graces gifted by this Rosary. Do your own personal study, what did these Popes say and then believe them.
[1] http://themostholyrosary.com/appendix1.htm accessed February 3, 2025
[2] https://www.virgosacrata.com/st-bridget-chaplet-rosary.html accessed February 3, 2025
The post Seven Sorrows Rosary IV appeared first on Fides et Ratio.