Le Royaume

No 220 – March-April 2013

Cover page of the paper Le Royaume of March-April 2013

Summary

  • “The Extraordinary Grandeur of the Priesthood!”, Padre Jean-Pierre
  • The Purification of the Lady's Work, A faithful reader
  • Religion Reduced to Moral Standards?, Marc Bosquart
  • Shouldering the Burden of Our Sins, Father Maurice Péloquin
  • Our Apostolate, Like a Murmur of Love, Jeannine Thiffault Blanchette
  • The Universal Call to Sanctity, Father Serge Lépine
  • The Call to Holiness, Mother Paul-Marie
  • “I Am Who Am. You Are Who Is Not.”, Father Stéphane Gamache
  • “Be Careful of the Meteors!”, Marc Bosquart
  • Raoul Auclair and the Knowledge of Tomorrow, Father Leander Van Rentherghem
  • Raoul Auclair and Alchemy, Marc Bosquart
  • Raoul Auclair and the Consecration to Mary
  • Filial Piety, Father Marcel Larouche
  • Homage to Our Elderly, Sister Julie Joubert
  • The Holy Days at Spiri-Maria, Sylvie Payeur-Raynauld
  • The Sons of Mary's Audiovisual Center, Brother Philippe Roy
  • The Work of the Lady Today, Marc-André I
  • Liturgical and Pastoral Activities – Spiri-Maria

The Readers' Thoughts

“Orphaned of Her Writings”

Le Royaume is a spiritual gem for our three bodies. And I cannot help underlining Marc Bosquart’s precious collaboration.

Since Mother Paul-Marie has no longer been writing in the paper, we have felt orphaned of her writings so essential to our progression as “Paulians”. But with Marc-André I’s contribution,  we find again a spiritual security and hope in those writings. Our congratulations! We really feel he is a first-class guide leading us to the Kingdom. His articles are sound, enlightened; he can say things so well, and bring out the significance of what we are living and will live.

Deepest gratitude to all!

Alain and Pauline Bouffard

“See Broadly and More Long-Range”

In the January-February issue of the paper Le Royaume (no. 219),  we had the privilege of reading a few articles penned by Marc Bosquart, notably the one on the last page where he brought out the particular events surrounding Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation. We were not indifferent to those events, as all eyes were turned to Rome.

Thank you to our King Marc-André I who, with his writings, encourages us to “see broadly and more long-range.” Thank you for strengthening us in our faith in the shadow of the Lady's cross. In this endless agony, during which she suffers for souls, we must not allow ourselves to be shaken, or forget the triumph that will come through her in the renewed Church.

Sr. Micheline