Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary

In preparation for the Consecration of the Archdiocese of San Francisco to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, this act of personal piety seems a good thing, indeed, a very good thing.

12 Day Preparation | Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary

Day 1 Sep 4
Day 2 Sep 5
Day 3 Sep 6
Day 4 Sep 7
Day 5 Sep 8
Day 6 Sep 9
Day 7 Sep 10
Day 8 Sep 11
Day 9 Sep 12
Day 10 Sep 13
Day 11 Sep 14
Day 12 Sep 15

Week One | Total Consecration to Jesus Through Mary

Day 13 Sep 16
Day 14 Sep 17
Day 15 Sep 18
Day 16 Sep 19
Day 17 Sep 20
Day 18 Sep 21
Day 19 Sep 22

Week Two | Total Consecration to Jesus Through Mary

Day 20 Sep 23
Day 21 Sep 24
Day 22 Sep 25
Day 23 Sep 26
Day 24 Sep 27
Day 25 Sep 28
Day 26 Sep 29

Week Three | Total Consecration to Jesus Through Mary

Day 27 Sep 30
Day 28 Oct 1
Day 29 Oct 2
Day 30 Oct 3
Day 31 Oct 4
Day 32 Oct 5
Day 33 Oct 6

October 7 Consecration Day | Total Consecration to Jesus Through Mary

Author: Huw Raphael

A Dominican Tertiary living in San Francisco, CA. He is almost 59. He feeds the homeless as a parochial almoner and is studying to be a Roman Catholic Deacon. He is learning modern Israeli Hebrew and enjoys cooking, keto, cats, long urban hikes, and SF Beer Week. View all posts by Huw Raphael

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Seduxisti me Domine et seductus sum.

I who have written this story, or rather this fable, give no credence to the various incidents related in it. For some things in it are the deceptions of demons, other poetic figments; some are probable, others improbable; while still others are intended for the delectation of foolish men.
(Closing lines of the Táin Bó Cúalnge)

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