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Orientation and Intention for Day 1

Welcome to Day 1: Purpose and Spirit of Total Consecration

Scripture for Day 1: The Sermon on the Mount as Foundation

Prayers Appointed for Day 1

Personal Preparation Plan and Daily Practice

Design Your 33-Day Personal Preparation Plan (Day 1 Setup)

Ascetical Practices and Examen of Conscience for Day 1

Marian Devotion and Act of Offering for Day 1

Journaling for Transformation: Day 1 Prompts

Knowledge Check: Day 1 Quizzes

Quiz 1: Day 1 Scripture Focus

Quiz 2: Dispositions and Intentions

Quiz 3: Day 1 Prayers and Devotions

Quiz 4: Personal Preparation Plan

Quiz 5: Examen and Ascetical Practice Application

Feedback and Commitment

Day 1 Commitment and Experience Survey

Begin your 33-day journey with Day 1: Preparing for Total Consecration with Mary. Rooted in the timeless wisdom of St. Louis de Montfort, this day sets the tone for the path of emptying self so that Jesus may fully dwell in you through Mary. You’ll clarify your intention—to belong entirely to Jesus Christ through Mary for the greater glory of God—while embracing the key dispositions of humility, docility to grace, perseverance, and filial confidence in Mary. Anchored in Scripture, Day 1 focuses on Matthew 5:1-19 (the Sermon on the Mount), revealing the heart of Jesus that Mary perfectly mirrors. Through guided lectio divina, appointed prayers, and a gentle personal plan, you’ll craft a daily rhythm that fits your state of life. You’ll choose a modest penance, practice an evening examen, and make a simple act of offering: “I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O loving Jesus, through Mary.” Practical journaling prompts help capture graces, insights, and resolutions, while short quizzes reinforce learning. Whether you’re discovering Total Consecration for the first time or renewing it, Day 1 equips you to begin with clarity, peace, and purpose—entrusting the entire journey to Mary, who forms Christ in souls with tenderness and power.

Day 1: Preparing for Total Consecration with Mary

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            <p>Day 1 opens a 33-day pilgrimage of heart and habit: a deliberate emptying of self so that Jesus may reign in us through Mary, in the spirit of St. Louis de Montfort. Today sets the tone and intention. You will clarify the dispositions that make this journey fruitful—humility, docility to grace, perseverance, and a childlike confidence in Mary—and articulate a clear purpose: to belong entirely to Jesus Christ through His Mother, for the greater glory of God. The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1–19) serves as your scriptural foundation, revealing the heart of Jesus that Mary mirrored perfectly. By entering into the Beatitudes with lectio divina—reading, meditation, prayer, contemplation, and resolution—you will begin to cultivate poverty of spirit and meekness, the fertile soil where sanctity grows.</p>

<p>This course is intentionally practical. You will design a personal preparation plan that fits your state of life while remaining faithful to Montfort’s method: a daily rhythm of Scripture, prescribed prayers, modest ascetical practices, acts of charity, and an evening examen. Day 1 guides you to choose a simple penance, to pray for light to know yourself and freedom from attachments, and to make a filial act of offering—“I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O loving Jesus, through Mary.” Journaling prompts help you notice graces, resistances, and concrete resolutions, while brief knowledge checks reinforce understanding of Scripture, dispositions, and devotions. By nightfall, you will have begun a Marian cadence of trust and obedience: entrusting any revealed attachments to Mary, asking pardon for faults against humility and charity, and resolving to continue tomorrow with renewed intention.</p>
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