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On the Feast of Our Mother of Sorrows, offer a Mother of Sorrows Rosary in her honor. Need a guide? Check this Playlist - www.youtube.com/playlist?list...

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Day 33 of 33: Participate in the Life of Christ The Flame of Love Connection: Philippians 2:5-11 reveals Christ’s self-giving love. Though divine, He humbled Himself, taking on human nature and becoming obedient unto death. His humility led to His exaltation, showing that true glory comes through self-emptying and love. St. Louis de Montfort deepens this call, comparing our souls to blank canvases. To become faithful imitators of God, we must paint our lives with the virtues of Christ, the perfect model. Like an artist carefully shaping each stroke, we must keep our eyes on Jesus, ensuring our every action, word, and thought reflects His holiness. The Flame of Love message aligns perfectly with this path. Jesus implores us to ceaselessly desire the coming of His Kingdom and to spread His Mother’s Flame of Love. This sacred fire, given through Mary, is the light that transforms hearts. Just as Christ emptied Himself in love, we are called to surrender ourselves to this mission, becoming bearers of His Mother’s Flame. These three teachings unite in a profound truth: to participate in the life of Christ, we must humble ourselves, faithfully imitate Him, and spread the Flame of Love to every heart. Through our sacrifices, virtues, and unwavering desire for His Kingdom, we become instruments of His grace. As Mary’s Flame spreads, darkness is overcome, and the world is set ablaze with divine love—just as Christ desires. Please watch Reflection for Day 33: https://youtu.be/IfD3ZlG2rDM?si=B7oWG... Let us pray the Flame of Love prayers together: https://youtu.be/nxIgyxeD6OE?si=gz5kA...

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Day 32 of 33: The Blessed Sacrament The Flame of Love Connection: The Blessed Sacrament is the greatest expression of Jesus' enduring love for humanity. In 1 Corinthians 11:23-26, St. Paul recounts how Christ, on the night of His betrayal, instituted the Eucharist as a perpetual remembrance of His sacrifice. This is not just a memorial but a living reality—each time we partake of His Body and Blood, we proclaim His death and anticipate His return. St. Louis de Montfort deepens this understanding in Love Eternal Wisdom #71, highlighting how Eternal Wisdom, in His boundless love, devised a way to remain with us. Not content with merely dying for us, He chose to abide with us in the most intimate manner—hidden under the form of simple bread. This humility and self-giving love reveal the depths of His desire to dwell in our hearts. The Flame of Love message echoes this truth. In her adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Elizabeth Kindelmann receives Jesus’ words: “Say and constantly repeat, ‘My adored Jesus.’” This simple act of love and repentance brings immense graces and peace. It affirms that the Eucharist is not just a doctrine but a personal encounter—an invitation to surrender, adore, and receive His transforming love. Through the Eucharist, Jesus overturns nature itself to be with us. May we respond by letting Him enter our hearts, whispering in love and reverence: My adored Jesus. Please watch Reflection for Day 32: https://youtu.be/IfD3ZlG2rDM?si=zggtB... Let us pray the Flame of Love prayers together: https://youtu.be/nxIgyxeD6OE?si=gz5kA...

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Day 31 of 33: Christ loves us to the Extreme The Flame of Love Connection: Christ’s love is beyond human comprehension—it is love to the extreme. Isaiah 53 vividly portrays the suffering of the Messiah, who bore our griefs and carried our sins, silently accepting humiliation and pain for our redemption. He was wounded, bruised, and crushed so we may be healed. His suffering was not meaningless; it was the price of our salvation. St. Louis de Montfort calls us to contemplate Christ crucified, not just as an image but as a weapon against despair, temptation, and suffering. He urges us to gaze upon the wounds of Jesus and recognize that whatever trials we endure, Christ has suffered more, not out of necessity, but out of love. Contemplation of His Passion strengthens us, shielding us from hopelessness and uniting our pain to His. This profound reality is echoed in the words of Jesus to Elizabeth Kindelmann. “Look at My disfigured Face and My tortured Sacred Body,” He pleads. He does not simply ask for sorrow but for belief and adoration. Like Elizabeth, we must respond with acts of faith, hope, and love—desiring never to be separated from Him. Her plea to be chained to Christ’s feet reflects a deep longing for union, a shelter in the wounds of Love. When we suffer, let us not despair. Instead, let us fix our eyes on Christ crucified, whose wounds heal, whose chains liberate, and whose love answers every cross we bear. Please watch Reflection for Day 31: https://youtu.be/IfD3ZlG2rDM?si=cbKeA... Let us pray the Flame of Love prayers together: https://youtu.be/nxIgyxeD6OE?si=gz5kA...

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Day 30 of 33: The Love of Christ for the Cross The Flame of Love Connection: Jesus' words in Mark 8:31-33 reveal the depth of His love for the Cross. He does not shy away from suffering but embraces it as the path to salvation. When Peter, out of human instinct, tries to dissuade Him, Jesus rebukes him, affirming that God's ways are not man’s ways. This passage calls us to align our hearts with God’s will, even when it involves sacrifice. St. Louis de Montfort echoes this in Love of Eternal Wisdom (#169), emphasizing how Jesus did not merely accept the Cross—He loved it. From the very moment of His Incarnation, He chose the Cross as His companion. This profound love for suffering is not out of despair but out of divine love. He sees the Cross not as a burden but as a means to fulfill His Father’s will and redeem mankind. The Flame of Love message invites us to unite with Christ’s sacrifice in daily life. Mary instructs us to make the Sign of the Cross five times, offering ourselves to the Father through Jesus' wounds. This simple yet powerful act immerses us in the mystery of redemptive suffering, drawing us closer to the heart of the Eternal Father. Together, these teachings remind us that love and sacrifice are inseparable. To truly follow Christ, we must embrace our crosses, not with fear, but with love, knowing that through them, we are brought into deeper union with God. Please watch Reflection for Day 30: https://youtu.be/IfD3ZlG2rDM?si=xFejM... Let us pray the Flame of Love prayers together: https://youtu.be/nxIgyxeD6OE?si=gz5kA...

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Day 29 of 33: The Profound Obedience of Christ The Flame of Love Connection: The obedience of Christ, as seen in Luke 2:51-52, is profound—He, the Son of God, chose to be obedient to Mary and Joseph, growing in wisdom and grace under their care. This act of humility is not just a historical event but a divine model for us. St. Louis de Montfort expands on this by marveling at Christ’s choice. Rather than coming into the world as a full-grown man, independent and powerful, He became a child, utterly dependent on Mary. Not for a short time, but for thirty years, He submitted to her, glorifying God more in that hidden obedience than if He had spent those years preaching and working miracles. Montfort challenges us—if Jesus, the Incarnate Wisdom, saw no better way to glorify God than through submission to Mary, can we dare to believe there is a better way for us? This ties directly to Elizabeth Kindelmann’s reflection in The Flame of Love. She experiences a revelation of how obedience sanctifies the soul. Her realization is simple yet profound: obedience, when embraced with faith, transforms us and makes our souls shine. Like Jesus, she resolves to submit—directly to God or through those He places in her path, like her confessor. In our own lives, obedience may feel like a loss of control, but Christ teaches that it is the path to divine favor. The question remains: Will we, too, embrace obedience as our way of glorifying God? Please watch Reflection for Day 29: https://youtu.be/IfD3ZlG2rDM?si=zIluh... Let us pray the Flame of Love prayers together: https://youtu.be/nxIgyxeD6OE?si=gz5kA...

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