With Mary, We Pray for Pope Leo XIV | Marian Fathers of Immaculate Conception
With Mary, We Pray for Pope Leo XIV | Marian Fathers of Immaculate Conception
United in Prayer for Pope Leo XIV
Join The Most Reverend Joseph Roesch, MIC, Superior General of the Marian Congregation, Rome, Italy, in solemn prayer for the swift and complete recovery of our Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV.
We invite the worldwide Marian community to unite our hearts and prayers, seeking the loving intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary and placing our trust in Divine Mercy, a devotion specially entrusted to our Marian Congregation.
On behalf of all Marian Fathers, seminarians, postulants, and Marian Helpers around the world, we extend to our Holy Father our deepest respect, filial affection, and heartfelt wishes for a prompt and full recovery.
Holy Father, we stand united with you in faith, love, and prayer. May Our Blessed Mother embrace you with her maternal care, and may the healing grace of Divine Mercy strengthen and sustain you.
Jesus, I trust in You.
Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception
Rome, Italy
Join The Most Reverend Joseph Roesch, MIC, Superior General of the Marian Congregation, Rome, Italy, in solemn prayer for the swift and complete recovery of our Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV.
We invite the worldwide Marian community to unite our hearts and prayers, seeking the loving intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary and placing our trust in Divine Mercy, a devotion specially entrusted to our Marian Congregation.
On behalf of all Marian Fathers, seminarians, postulants, and Marian Helpers around the world, we extend to our Holy Father our deepest respect, filial affection, and heartfelt wishes for a prompt and full recovery.
Holy Father, we stand united with you in faith, love, and prayer. May Our Blessed Mother embrace you with her maternal care, and may the healing grace of Divine Mercy strengthen and sustain you.
Jesus, I trust in You.
Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception
Rome, Italy
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