Totus Tuus | High Quality | Archival | Giclee Print of Original Art | Reflection : Pope John Paul II’s motto was “Totus Tuus,” the result of a deep, enduring devotion to Mary that grew strong when he was a young man, after reading the writings of St. Louis de Montfort, an 18th-century French priest. He then performed a 33-day consecration to Jesus through Mary. This devotion carried through his ministry as a priest, bishop and pope. “At first, it had seemed to me that I should distance myself a bit from the Marian devotion of my childhood, in order to focus more on Christ,” wrote Pope John Paul II in “Crossing the Threshold of Hope.” “Yet thanks to the writings of Saint Louis of Montfort, I came to understand that true devotion to the Mother of God is actually Christocentric, indeed, it is very profoundly rooted in the Mystery of the Blessed Trinity, and the mysteries of the Incarnation and Redemption.” NOTE: Image is subject to copyright, please do not share without credit or print/use without purchase and permission. ** CLICK & HOVER IMAGE TO ZOOM** Ships flat and comes unframed.Takes 4 -6 business days to process before shipping as all products are printed with utmost care to ensure excellence.***If you experience any trouble checking out please email [email protected] to complete your order.
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