consecrating your heart to Our Lady?

[Totus Tuus]

[quote name='scardella' date='Oct 3 2005, 10:03 PM']You seem to forget that St. Max was Franciscan, hence, Franziskaner...
sorry for the hijack...
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.... I still think they're going for an Irish beer.

[scardella]

[quote name='Totus Tuus' date='Oct 4 2005, 09:42 AM'].... I still think they're going for an Irish beer. 
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Are you one of those Guinness zealots?

While I appreciate the big G, I also have a healthy appreciation for other fine beverages. As a matter of fact, they might also be drinking wine up there. After all, it was good enough for Jesus. I'd also mention that St. Louis is French....

[Totus Tuus]

[quote name='scardella' date='Oct 4 2005, 02:28 PM']Are you one of those Guinness zealots? 

While I appreciate the big G, I also have a healthy appreciation for other fine beverages.  As a matter of fact, they might also be drinking wine up there.  After all, it was good enough for Jesus.  I'd also mention that St. Louis is French....
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Resistance is futile!


Nah. My dad and I brew beer together as a hobby, and I just have a thing for oat beers because they're not too hoppy

As for wine... well, I don't think St. Louis would mind a beer.

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[Totus Tuus]

So... I am interested in hearing about how the Kolbean consecration is made.

[benedictaj]

[quote]  So... I am interested in hearing about how the Kolbean consecration is made.[/quote]

Me too, Lauren, me too.

[photosynthesis]

the priest that says mass on my campus has made the Kolbean and de Montfort consecrations and he says there's nothing wrong with living out both consecrations...and that they compliment each other really well. He said the de Montfort consecration is more intense in terms of preparation, and that the consecration is more of a private thing. Kolbean consecration involves enrollment in the Militia Immaculata, and it's lived out in union with this community. Both seem pretty awesome!

memtherose - I really want to consecrate my heart to Our Lady on December 8th too, so I am definitely interested in doing it with you. I just finished "The Secret of the Rosary" (a wonderful and inspirational little book by St. Louis de Montfort and now I'm reading "True Devotion to Mary." After that I'll do the 33-day preparation period and consecrate my heart to Our Lady on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, at my local parish (Immaculate Conception Church). woohoo! I'm really excited about it.

[benedictaj]

[quote]memtherose - I really want to consecrate my heart to Our Lady on December 8th too, so I am definitely interested in doing it with you. I just finished "The Secret of the Rosary" (a wonderful and inspirational little book by St. Louis de Montfort and now I'm reading "True Devotion to Mary." After that I'll do the 33-day preparation period and consecrate my heart to Our Lady on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, at my local parish (Immaculate Conception Church). woohoo! I'm really excited about it[/quote]

Yay!!!!!!!!!!! so cool. I'm planning to give up the internet for the intensive part of the prep period....including xanga AND phatmass. :

[photosynthesis]

wow, that sounds pretty intense! I wasn't planning on doing anything like that but now that you mention it, it probably wouldn't be such a bad idea. I could give up the internet, or maybe video games, or sleeping in on the weekends / days when i don't have morning classes...