Very brief version of the typical ‘Month of Mary’ format. Easy to read and to follow. Perfect for those who are just beginning to love and appreciate Mary, or for those who may not have as much time to dedicate to more extensive meditations of Our Heavenly Mother. As the title states, even a child could follow, and benefit by, the reflections in this book. Author: Anonymous. 60pgs

This book contains selections taken exclusively from one of Saint Alphonsus’ great works Glories of Mary and presented in the classic ‘Month of Mary’ format. There are also hymns to Our Lady composed by this Saint.

The reflections are classic St. Alphonsus and are rich in Scripture, theology, history, the testimony of the Saints, plus true stories as examples, and interwoven with his own spontaneous pious responses to what he is writing. Pure Saint Alphonsus de Liguori! What else needs to be said? Author: Saint Alphonsus de Liguori. 260pgs

This ‘Month of Mary’ is designed as a spiritual self help guide with practical reflections and tips on how to avoid sin and grow in virtue in, with and through Our Heavenly Mother Mary. Also, each day is given a true life story to illustrate the point made for that day. Very readable and easy to follow. Author: Father Muzzarelli. 126pgs

In this very readable book, the author presents various attributes of Mother Mary and shows us how to benefit from Mary and Her powerful and loving assistance. It is first and foremost a spiritual self help guide filled with much practical and useful information to help us grow in virtue and avoid sin and thereby save our souls. Each day also has a true life example of those who were aided by Mary in their struggle to save their soul. On the 31st day he presents a consecration to Mary along with good practical resolutions to help us live this consecration to the delight of Heaven and our own happiness, now and in eternity.

Then he gives brief meditations that cover a span of 31 days, which he recommends are made before the Tabernacle (although, if this is not possible then they can certainly be made anywhere). Each meditation is very practical and geared to the practical challenges of every day life. The book ends with a variety of brief and useful prayers. Author: Anonymous. 246pgs

"Being an Abridgement of the Work of the Blessed Jean Eudes"
This book begins with a brief biography of Saint John Eudes, it’s author. This is followed by 3 Parts. Part 1 describes the nature and foundation of the Christian life, including advice on faith, hatred of sin, detachment and prayer. This is followed by extensive discussion of the virtues and their practice. Part 2 consists of many practical applications for living a truly Christian life including various devotions to practice throughout our lives to assist us. Part 3 contains a number of specific prayers the Saint recommends for us to use. Author: The Abbe Granger . 409pgs

Brief, wise counsels from this great spiritual luminary of The Church.
by Miss Margaret A. Colton. 116pgs