To conclude this week's reflections on St. Maximillian's teaching on Marian consecration, it will be good for us to get to know his actual prayer of consecration.

It wasn't enough for him just to be Mary's "slave," as St. Louis de Montfort often put it.

One day, he taught them a lesson they would never forget: "How to become a Saint."

Everything has come forth from God and is going back to God, more or less perfectly.

These are the parting words of one of the greatest Marian saints of all time.

Two hours before his arrest, the future saint penned the single most important theological reflection of his life.

This week, we'll focus on the example and words of the 20th century apostle of Marian consecration, St. Maximilian Kolbe

Marian consecration is a quick, easy, and secure way to holiness.

Mary is not outdone in generosity. If we give her all our merits, she'll give us all of hers.

Isn't this a bit too much? No. It's perfect. It's beautiful.

Why should we give ourselves to Mary?

Saint Louis has us attack sin right at its root — Satan and his pomps and works

One thing about doing the Lord's work: It doesn't always turn out according to our plans.

This week, we'll focus on the example and words of the first great prophet of Marian consecration.

Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary is "the surest, easiest, shortest, and the most perfect means" to becoming a saint. So let's do it!