Immaculate Heart of Mary: Pathways to Holiness and Peace

Immaculate Heart of Mary: First Saturday Devotion, Fatima, and Consecration to Mary’s MantleCristy Murray and Father Perry Kenaston welcome listeners to “Mary’s Message, Leading Hearts to Jesus,” pray, and begin a May focus on the Immaculate Heart of Mary. They explain the memorial celebrated the Saturday after the Sacred Heart of Jesus, describe the devotion as making ourselves “immaculate” through the sacraments, and recount Sister Lucia’s 1925 apparition in which Mary promised graces necessary for salvation to those who practice five consecutive First Saturdays (confession, Communion, five decades of the rosary, and 15 minutes of meditation). They connect the Immaculate Heart to the Eucharist and Mary’s Immaculate Conception, discuss the “triumph” of Mary’s heart and reparation for blasphemies, and mention a 46-day “Consecration to Mary’s Mantle” group program available through Queen of Peace Media. The episode closes with prayers and invitations to subscribe and join a newsletter.00:00 Welcome to Mary’s Message00:37 May and Opening Prayer01:44 Feast and Meaning03:21 Fatima and First Saturdays06:22 United Hearts and Eucharist08:02 Saturday and Reparation10:36 Immaculate Conception Explained12:28 Living the Devotion Today15:14 Mary’s Mantle Consecration20:01 First Fridays vs First Saturdays23:41 Mary as New Ark27:33 Guidelines and Next Steps28:47 Closing Prayers and Farewell🎧 Subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode to help Mary’s message reach more hearts.Inform the Travel Company that you heard about the Pilgrimage from this podcast.  Divine Mercy Pilgrimage Link - Poland November 2026Subscribe to our YT Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@BlessedMarysMessagesJOIN our Mailing LIST to get updates and be part of our prayer communityhttps://sendfox.com/blessedmarymessagesShow Sponsors:BlueVeil Wellness                                                               Balance. Nourish. Thrive.https://blueveilwellness.comFiat WellnessRestoring Women's Wellness: Catholic Principles, Functional Approacheshttps://fiatwellness.com