The Lady Of
All Nations
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From 1945 to 1959 a woman in Amsterdam, Ida Peerderman, received messages in which Mary states that she wants to be addressed " in these our times" as "The Lady Of All Nations." On May 31, 1996, public veneration of the Mother of God under this title was officially authorized by the two bishops of Haarlem (NL). Our Lady also requested the official recognition of her vocation as "Coredemptix, Mediatrix and Advocate," promising that " The Lady of All Nations will then grant peace, true peace, to the world." Mary appeared standing before her Son's Cross, to which she is so inseparably and painfully united and she gave the above prayer to the visionary. From Mary's open hands the three rays of "grace, redemption and peace" stream down upon all nations. These gifts emerge from the Cross of Christ, and she promises to grant them to everyone who says this prayer daily before a crucifix or this image. the meaning of "who once was Mary." is explained by the Lady of All nations herself: "...many people have known Mary as Mary. Now however, in this new era, which is about to begin, I wish to be the Lady of All Nations. Everyone understands this." July 2, 1951 |
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