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Prayer of Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary

Today, we choose you, Mary, standing before all the saints, to be our mother and our queen.

We dedicate ourselves to you, in humility and love; our bodies and our souls, our gifts and our possessions, the merit of good deeds, those present, past, and still to come.

We freely give you the right to deal with us and everything we have, as you see fit, for the greater glory of God, both now and for eternity. Amen.

(St Louis-Marie Grignon de Montfort)

MADRE DI DIO 2012

Emmanuel & PARAY-le-MONIAL

Don’t be afraid… Follow Me!      Paray 2017

International English Session at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Paray-Le-Monial

– 25 to 30 July 2017-

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Prefer to Watch?  Check out the Youtube video here

 

Paray-le-Monparay sacred heart.jpegial, in the Burgundy region of France, is the place where Jesus appeared to St Margaret Mary, and revealed His Heart full of  love.  This extraordinary place  is the ‘heart’ of the Emmanuel Community.  Discover more about Emmanuel & Paray

 Listen to an interview with Philip Milligan recorded in August 2014 in Paray-Le-Monial, who shares more about the story of Paray HERE  (Interviewed by John Keily, on Sacredspace, Westlimerick102fm Radio) 

Many thousands of people from all over the world come each year to discover Paray and its message from themselves.   Click HERE to learn more about the Sanctuary of Paray-le-Monial.

Why don’t you come too, and discover the Source of Life?  For more information, email info@emmanuelcommunity.ie.  You won’t regret it!

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Emmanuel-WITNESS: True stories, in our own words

 

Workshop on Evangelisation at IEC Dublin 2012 ‘We are involved in a fantastic story …

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WHO we are

*On 5 Continents, 57 countries and right here in Ireland

*Founded in France (1972) by Servant of God Pierre Goursat & Martine Lafitte-Catta after experiencing the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit

*11,000 members (2016): married & single lay people, 220 diocesan priests, 90 seminarians, 200 consecrated men & women and 1,200 missionary volunteers

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