Follow the ideals of St. Maximilian Kolbe's Knights of the Immaculata - "to lead every individual, with Mary, to the Sacred Heart of Jesus."
Consecrate yourself to Jesus Christ through the Blessed Virgin Mary, the perfect model of discipleship, by becoming a member of the Militia Immaculata.
The Militia Immaculata is a world-wide evangelization movement founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe in 1917. It encourages a total consecration to Mary Immaculate as a means of spiritual renewal for individuals and society. The Militia Immaculata is a Vatican approved public association.
The Militia Immaculata uses prayer as the main weapon in the spiritual battle with evil. Members become willing instruments of Our Lady; who is the handmaid of the Lord, and the immaculate instrument of God; and work towards the conversion and sanctification of all souls.
The goals of the Militia Immaculata are personal sanctification and the conversion of the world, and ultimately, the universal reign of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Become a Knight of the
Immaculata,
Consecrate Yourself To Mary!
Militia Immaculata Prayer Intentions for the entire year.
National
Office of Post-Abortion
Reconciliation & Healing
Help
in the aftermath of an abortion
Founded in 1990, the National Office of Post-Abortion Reconciliation
and Healing, Inc. provides a wide variety of information and support
for those suffering in the aftermath of an abortion experience. NOPAR
also networks researchers and psychotherapeutic professionals working
in the field within the U.S. and abroad, maintains a national
"800" referral line for those seeking assistance in
reconciling an abortion experience, publishes the International
Post-Abortion Support Services Directory, and sponsors the Healing
Vision conference at Marquette University.
Hope After Abortion
Alternatives & Choices
Information and resources
for women facing "crisis" pregnancies.
No gross stuff, no preaching - just
information.
Resources and various options available to
women
who's pregnancy is, for whatever reason,
not a
"gift", but a "crisis".
