“One can go to Our Lord Jesus or the Most Holy Trinity directly, not excluding, however, the most holy Mother, for to tend toward God without Mary, if it is with an express exclusion of her, is pride and something… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“A man cannot rise any higher than this. The Immaculate is the highest degree of perfection and sanctity of a creature. No man will… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“The most holy Mother is Mediatrix of all graces without exception. . . . Therefore the life of grace of a soul depends on… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“Different prayers and formulas are good and beautiful, but the essential thing . . . is the simple relationship of a child to its… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“The Immaculate will conquer, through us, the whole world and every single soul.” — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“14. I pray you to tell the Brothers not to be afraid at all to love the Immaculate too much since . . .… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“But grace, for ourselves and for others, is obtained by humble prayer, by mortification, and by fidelity in the accomplishment of our own ordinary… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“Approaching directly to her heart you will attain a greater knowledge of her and be inflamed by a greater love for her than all… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“every fall, even if it be very grave and repeated, serves us always and only as a little step towards a higher perfection.” — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“When the soul reflects on the fact that it has given itself to the Immaculate, and that whatever happens to it occurs by her… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“Our dependence on Mary is greater than we can imagine. We receive all graces, absolutely all of them, from God through the Immaculate, who… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
“One can go to Our Lord Jesus or the Most Holy Trinity directly, not excluding, however, the most holy Mother, for to tend toward… — St. Maximilian Kolbe Copy Share Image
