MARY, OUR MOTHER

Our Blessed Lady's Message Today: Repentance in Preparation For An Era of Peace

(Part 2.)
In 1951, Our Blessed Lady gave an important message to a seeress [Ida Peerdeman] in Amsterdam concerning her role as Co-Redemptrix and Advocate and The Lady of All Nations. "I am the Lady--Mary--Mother of All Nations . . . I wish to be made known to those people who are being kept away from the Son. Do save the people who are forced to turn away from Him. You are duty-bound to do so. The world is degenerating, so much so that it was necessary for the Father and the Son to send Me into the world among all peoples in order to be their Advocate and to save them. This time is Our time." (April 29, 1951)
"The Lady of All Nations has the power to bring the world peace. . . Mary, the Mother, was from the beginning chosen as Co-Redemptrix. She became Co-Redemptrix at the departure of the Lord Jesus Christ to the Father. She became the Mediatrix and Advocate of all peoples. . . Because Mary was destined to be the Co-Redemptrix, Mediatrix, and Advocate, She comes now into these times, as the Lady of All Nations." (Oct. 11, 1953).
"Men have not yet realized in how serious a plight the world is. Because people grow superficial, they cannot realize how much harm is being done to the faith." (April 15, 1951) "All nations groan under the yoke of Satan. . .I warn all people of the world. Time is serious and pressing." Now the Lady points to the globe, saying, "I will let you see what is going to happen. It is by dint of terrible strife and calamity that the world with all those who have turned away from the Blessed Trinity, will come back to the Church. . . Bring all nations back to their Creator." (Dec. 31, 1951) "The Churches will be undermined still more. . . A heavy responsibility rests upon the people of these times. Educators and parents, take care of the young. Do show them the way to the True Church . . . You have no idea how serious and how difficult these times are. . .White people, respect the rights of the black people. You should support and help one another and 'the Lady of All Nations' will be there and help you wherever you are." (Dec. 8, 1952)
(To be continued)

On Sunday, February 11, 1951, Our Lady gave Ida a Prayer to be said by all peoples. Our Lady said: "Repeat this after me. Do say this prayer in front of the Cross":

"Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the Father,

send now Your Spirit over the earth.

Let the Holy Spirit live in the hearts of all nations,

that they may be preserved

from degeneration, disasters and war.

May the Lady of All Nations, who once was Mary,

be our Advocate. Amen."

Ida Peerdeman died on June 17, 1996 at the age of 90. For 50 years she remained faithful and strong in her faith and in the messages given to her. The Bishop of Haarlem, Msgr. Henry Bommers has officially given approval of veneration to Our Lady under the title 'The Lady of All Peoples.'