“Outside Of The Bible, This Commentary Can Be The Single Most Important Book You’ll Ever Read”
Living in constant union with Jesus is the goal of the Christian life.
That’s why Jesus said…
“Abide in Me” (Jn. 15:4).
To “abide” is not something momentary, but living in Him at every moment.
This Commentary helps you achieve that, because it fills in the gaps St. Louis admits are in his writings, either because he omitted them altogether, or only touched on other things briefly. He said…
“I have now said many things about the Most Holy Virgin; but I have many more to say, and there are infinitely more which I shall omit, whether from ignorance, inability, or want of time, in the design which I have to form a true client of Mary, and a true disciple of Jesus Christ” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #111).
And…
“As I have not much time for writing, nor you for reading, I shall say everything as briefly as possible” (Secret, #2).
This Commentary explains St. Louis de Montfort’s Marian spirituality better than any book written before or after its publication.
That’s the reason why the Montfort Fathers praised this Commentary more than any other book ever written on St. Louis’ Marian spirituality. They said…
“The “Commentary on the Treatise on the True Devotion” points out everything the reader must know or remember in order to penetrate completely the immortal masterpiece of St. Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort. It is an essential book for whoever desires to learn the Perfect Devotion.”
That’s why Jesus said…
“Abide in Me” (Jn. 15:4).
To “abide” is not something momentary, but living in Him at every moment.
This Commentary helps you achieve that, because it fills in the gaps St. Louis admits are in his writings, either because he omitted them altogether, or only touched on other things briefly. He said…
“I have now said many things about the Most Holy Virgin; but I have many more to say, and there are infinitely more which I shall omit, whether from ignorance, inability, or want of time, in the design which I have to form a true client of Mary, and a true disciple of Jesus Christ” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #111).
And…
“As I have not much time for writing, nor you for reading, I shall say everything as briefly as possible” (Secret, #2).
This Commentary explains St. Louis de Montfort’s Marian spirituality better than any book written before or after its publication.
That’s the reason why the Montfort Fathers praised this Commentary more than any other book ever written on St. Louis’ Marian spirituality. They said…
“The “Commentary on the Treatise on the True Devotion” points out everything the reader must know or remember in order to penetrate completely the immortal masterpiece of St. Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort. It is an essential book for whoever desires to learn the Perfect Devotion.”
St. Louis insists this devotion helps you achieve union with Jesus faster and easier than you ever thought possible…
“By this practice, faithfully observed, you will give Jesus more glory in a month than by any other practice, however difficult, in many years” (True Devotion, #222).
That’s the reason why he says…
“We must draw all the world, if we can, to her service and to this true and solid devotion” (True Devotion, #265).
Since God revealed this devotion to him, he confirmed with absolute confidence…
“I have never found a practice of devotion to Our Lady more solid than this one, since it takes its inspiration from the example of Jesus Christ. Neither have I found any devotion which redounds more to God’s glory, is more salutary to the soul, and more feared by the enemies of our salvation; nor, finally, have I found a devotion that is more attractive and more satisfying” (“The Love of Eternal Wisdom”, Ch. 17, #2).
St. Louis de Montfort and St. Maximilian Kolbe were on the same page. In fact, St. Maximilian told his fellow Franciscans, “The devotion taught by Blessed Grignion (St. Louis) is ours exactly.”
St. Maximilian also said…
“We must realize the goal of the Militia of the Immaculate, as quickly as possible: that is, to conquer the whole world, and every individual soul which exists today or will exist until the end of the world, for the Immaculata, and through her for the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.”
The reason why he appealed to us to act with a sense of urgency is because he also warned…
“Modern times are dominated by Satan and will be more so in the future. The conflict with hell cannot be engaged by men, even the most clever. The lmmaculata alone has from God the promise of victory over Satan. However, assumed into heaven, the Mother of God now requires our cooperation. She seeks souls who will consecrate themselves entirely to Her, who will become in Her hands effective instruments for the defeat of Satan and the spreading of God’s Kingdom upon earth.”
Another reason why St. Maximilian called on us to act with a sense of urgency is because he knew the devil never bides his time.
St. Peter warns us…
“Be sober and watch: because your adversary the devil is prowling around like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Pet. 5:8).
“By this practice, faithfully observed, you will give Jesus more glory in a month than by any other practice, however difficult, in many years” (True Devotion, #222).
That’s the reason why he says…
“We must draw all the world, if we can, to her service and to this true and solid devotion” (True Devotion, #265).
Since God revealed this devotion to him, he confirmed with absolute confidence…
“I have never found a practice of devotion to Our Lady more solid than this one, since it takes its inspiration from the example of Jesus Christ. Neither have I found any devotion which redounds more to God’s glory, is more salutary to the soul, and more feared by the enemies of our salvation; nor, finally, have I found a devotion that is more attractive and more satisfying” (“The Love of Eternal Wisdom”, Ch. 17, #2).
St. Louis de Montfort and St. Maximilian Kolbe were on the same page. In fact, St. Maximilian told his fellow Franciscans, “The devotion taught by Blessed Grignion (St. Louis) is ours exactly.”
St. Maximilian also said…
“We must realize the goal of the Militia of the Immaculate, as quickly as possible: that is, to conquer the whole world, and every individual soul which exists today or will exist until the end of the world, for the Immaculata, and through her for the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.”
The reason why he appealed to us to act with a sense of urgency is because he also warned…
“Modern times are dominated by Satan and will be more so in the future. The conflict with hell cannot be engaged by men, even the most clever. The lmmaculata alone has from God the promise of victory over Satan. However, assumed into heaven, the Mother of God now requires our cooperation. She seeks souls who will consecrate themselves entirely to Her, who will become in Her hands effective instruments for the defeat of Satan and the spreading of God’s Kingdom upon earth.”
Another reason why St. Maximilian called on us to act with a sense of urgency is because he knew the devil never bides his time.
St. Peter warns us…
“Be sober and watch: because your adversary the devil is prowling around like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Pet. 5:8).
The good news is St. Louis emphasizes…
“The third good which Our Lady does to her servants is that she conducts and directs them according to the will of her Son. She shows them the paths of eternal life. There where the guidance of Mary is, neither the evil spirit with his illusions, nor the heretics with their subtleties, can ever come” (True Devotion, #209).
And…
“For where Mary is the devil has never had and never will have access” (Secret, #17).
And so, today consecration to Mary is more vital than ever. Now there is more need than ever before for all of us to practice our devotion to Mary better, specifically, this consecration to her, which God revealed to St. Louis de Montfort, and which Fr. Plessis explains so well.
In fact, the Montfort Fathers assure you that this Commentary…
“…furnishes to readers everything they must know in order to understand and taste the doctrine of Bl. Louis-Marie de Montfort.”
And so, because the Montfort Fathers give this Commentary their highest seal of approval, I urge you to click the “Check out” button below and send for your copy of this book today.
“The third good which Our Lady does to her servants is that she conducts and directs them according to the will of her Son. She shows them the paths of eternal life. There where the guidance of Mary is, neither the evil spirit with his illusions, nor the heretics with their subtleties, can ever come” (True Devotion, #209).
And…
“For where Mary is the devil has never had and never will have access” (Secret, #17).
And so, today consecration to Mary is more vital than ever. Now there is more need than ever before for all of us to practice our devotion to Mary better, specifically, this consecration to her, which God revealed to St. Louis de Montfort, and which Fr. Plessis explains so well.
In fact, the Montfort Fathers assure you that this Commentary…
“…furnishes to readers everything they must know in order to understand and taste the doctrine of Bl. Louis-Marie de Montfort.”
And so, because the Montfort Fathers give this Commentary their highest seal of approval, I urge you to click the “Check out” button below and send for your copy of this book today.
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P.S. St. Louis de Montfort assures you…
“Experience will teach you much more about this devotion than I can tell you; and if you remain faithful to the little I have taught you, you will find so many rich fruits of grace in this practice that you will be surprised and filled with joy” (“The Secret of Mary”, #53).
And…
“Only experience can teach the wonders wrought by Mary, wonders so great that neither the wise nor the proud, nor even many of the devout can believe them” (Secret, #57).
Plus…
“It would be no wonder if, at the hour of death, it should be found that a person faithful to this practice shall, by the means of it, have delivered many souls from Purgatory, and converted many sinners, though he shall have done nothing more than the ordinary actions of his state of life. What joy at his judgment! What glory in his eternity!” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #172)
“Commentary on the Treatise on the True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin” makes it easy for you to achieve what St. Louis promises.
Don’t miss out on what Our Lady wants to do for you. Get started today.
“Experience will teach you much more about this devotion than I can tell you; and if you remain faithful to the little I have taught you, you will find so many rich fruits of grace in this practice that you will be surprised and filled with joy” (“The Secret of Mary”, #53).
And…
“Only experience can teach the wonders wrought by Mary, wonders so great that neither the wise nor the proud, nor even many of the devout can believe them” (Secret, #57).
Plus…
“It would be no wonder if, at the hour of death, it should be found that a person faithful to this practice shall, by the means of it, have delivered many souls from Purgatory, and converted many sinners, though he shall have done nothing more than the ordinary actions of his state of life. What joy at his judgment! What glory in his eternity!” (“True Devotion to Mary”, #172)
“Commentary on the Treatise on the True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin” makes it easy for you to achieve what St. Louis promises.
Don’t miss out on what Our Lady wants to do for you. Get started today.
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