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Phase 1: Purification

Veni Creator

Quiz: Veni Creator and Litany of the Holy Spirit Mastery Check

Ave Maris Stella: Entrusting the 12 Days to Our Lady

Litany of Holy Spirit: From Words to Lived Docility

Magnificat: Biblical Humility and Joy in the Purification Phase

Glory Be

Purification Phase Mastery: Prayers for Marian Consecration is a focused, 12-day formation designed to help Catholic and Anglo-Catholic adults enter the opening stage of St. Louis de Montfort’s 33-day preparation with clarity, fidelity, and peace. In this phase, you will learn to renounce the spirit of the world, cultivate interior silence, and establish a simple but strong daily rhythm anchored in classic prayers: Veni Creator, the Litanies of the Holy Spirit, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the Holy Name of Jesus, along with Ave Maris Stella and the Magnificat. Each module offers clear guidance on intentional recitation and contemplative participation, helping you move from words on a page to a lived posture of docility, humility, and joy in Christ. Practical integration lessons show you how to structure prayer blocks, conduct a daily examen, and practice concrete acts of renunciation. Short, meaningful quizzes reinforce understanding and readiness as you progress. By the end of these 12 days, you’ll have a confident grasp of the prayers, a peaceful daily routine, and the interior dispositions needed to transition into the knowledge phases—Mary, Jesus, and the culminating act of consecration. If you desire an ordered, reverent, and truly Christocentric approach to Marian devotion, this course will guide your steps day by day.

Phase 1-Purification: Prayers

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            <p>Purification Phase Mastery: Prayers for Marian Consecration is a focused formation in the first 12 days of St. Louis de Montfort’s 33-day preparation, crafted for Catholic and Anglo-Catholic adults who desire to renounce the spirit of the world and be led more docilely by the Holy Spirit through Mary to Jesus. This phase establishes a deliberate rhythm of interior silence, examen, and renunciation practices that clear the heart for grace. You will be guided to cultivate the dispositions de Montfort envisioned—humility, contrition, vigilance of heart—so that each day becomes a concrete step from intention to habit, from words to lived prayer.</p>

<p>The course orients you to the daily prayer core that shapes the 12 days: invoking the Holy Spirit with Veni Creator and the Litany of the Holy Spirit, entrusting the journey to Our Lady through Ave Maris Stella and the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and fixing the heart on Christ with the Magnificat and the Litany of the Holy Name of Jesus. Each module offers intentional recitation, contemplative participation, and practical application, while quizzes provide mastery checks that serve your fidelity rather than mere recall. You will also learn how to structure your days—prayer blocks, examen, and simple renunciations—so that the Purification Phase becomes sustainable and integrated, preparing a smooth transition to the subsequent Knowledge phases. The final review and survey help you discern readiness, deepen commitment, and ensure that this Marian path remains decisively Christocentric, ordered to Jesus through Mary for the glory of God.</p>
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