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The Easiest Way to Jesus Book

8/19/2017

Jesus said, "Let the little children come to Me," one of the easiest ways to come to Jesus is through His blessed Mother Mary. We are excited to announce a Marian consecration for children. Consecration to Our Lady is an excellent way for our children to get closer to Jesus and become great saints. This book has been adapted from one of the best books ever written about our Mother Mary, True Devotion to Mary by Saint Louis de Montfort and has an imprimatur. We have taken what we consider to be the best parts of the book to make it easy for children to understand how wonderful becoming devoted to Mary is.This book includes over 33 full-color pictures of Our Lady and thirty-three days of short teachings about Our Lady and a short prayer.

THIS IS A WONDERFUL WAY TO PROMOTE THE CONCEPT OF FAMILY TOTAL CONSECRATION. MY WIFE AND I ARE USING IT TO RENEW OUR CONSECRATION ON OCTOBER 13. WE LOVE THE SIMPLICITY AND YET HOW PROFOUND THE DAILY READINGS ARE EVEN FOR ADULTS.~Ray Mooney

You can purchase the book alone for $10 or as a Gift Pack for $20 which includes:
The Book
An 8 X 10 Print of Our Mother Mary and a Child
A Prayer Card
A Rosary

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Missing John Paul II Dolls

7/11/2017

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Update: Thank you so much for your powerful prayers, we found the missing John Paul dolls. FedEx found and contacted our warehouse and returned them. May God bless you all.

We Need Your Help

Between June 19-27 at St. George Logistics in South Kearney, NJ, 150 John Paul II Dolls (15 boxes each containing 10 dolls with outfits) were mistakenly given to someone else. We do not know who has our dolls because hundreds of companies import from there every day. St. George is almost at the point of giving up the search, and our only hope is that the persons who received the dolls by mistake contact us or St. George to return the dolls to their rightful owner.

Ways You Can Help

Please Pray that we can find our John Paul II dolls. St. Peter Eymard said, "Have confidence in prayer. It is the unfailing power which God has given us."
Share this so that we can spread the word out and hopefully find our missing dolls.
If you have information or have received our missing dolls, contact us at: Dollsfromheaven@gmail.com. The doll is wearing the white outfit with the red cape and the boxes are labeled Dolls from Heaven.

Thank you so much for your help and may God Bless you!

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John Paul Visits Our Lady of Lourdes, France

6/19/2017

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Lourdes was a place that St. John Paul II loved and visited in many occasions. In one of his pilgriamges to Our Lady of Lourdes, St. John Paul II said:

“Kneeling here, before the grotto of Massabielle, I feel deeply that I have reached the goal of my pilgrimage. This cave, where Mary appeared, is the heart of Lourdes. It reminds us of the cave of Mount Horeb where Elijah met the Lord, who spoke to Him in `a still small voice' (1 Kg 19:12). Here the Blessed Virgin asked Bernadette to recite the Rosary, as She herself hold the beads. This grotto has thus become a unique school of prayer where Mary teaches everyone to gaze with burning love upon the face of Christ... As we turn to Mary Most Holy, let us pray together with Bernadette: `Good Mother, have mercy on me; I give myself entirely to You, that You may give me to Your dear Son, whom I wish to love with my whole heart. Good Mother, grant me a heart all aflame for Jesus'.”

Later during one of the daily Rosary Procession, St. John Paul II said:

“When the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette in the grotto at Massabielle, She began a dialogue between Heaven and earth which has lasted through time, and continues to this day. Speaking to the young girl, Mary asked that people should come here in procession, as if to signify that this dialogue cannot be limited to words, but must become a journey at Her side along the pilgrim way of faith, hope and love."

“Here in Lourdes, for more than a century, the Christian people have faithfully responded to that maternal summons, walking each day behind Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and processing each night amid songs and prayers in honour of the Lord's Mother."

St. John Paul II composed a beautiful prayer to Our Lady of Lourdes
Hail Mary, poor and humble Woman,
Blessed by the Most High!
Virgin of hope, dawn of a new era,
We join in your song of praise,
to celebrate the Lord’s mercy,
to proclaim the coming of the Kingdom
and the full liberation of humanity.

Hail Mary, lowly handmaid of the Lord,
Glorious Mother of Christ!
Faithful Virgin, holy dwelling-place of the Word,
Teach us to persevere in listening to the Word,
and to be docile to the voice of the Spirit,
attentive to his promptings in the depths of our conscience
and to his manifestations in the events of history.

Hail Mary, Woman of sorrows,
Mother of the living!
Virgin spouse beneath the Cross, the new Eve,
Be our guide along the paths of the world.
Teach us to experience and to spread the love of Christ,
to stand with you before the innumerable crosses
on which your Son is still crucified.

Hail Mary, woman of faith,
First of the disciples!
Virgin Mother of the Church, help us always
to account for the hope that is in us,
with trust in human goodness and the Father’s love.
Teach us to build up the world beginning from within:
in the depths of silence and prayer,
in the joy of fraternal love,
in the unique fruitfulness of the Cross.

Holy Mary, Mother of believers,
Our Lady of Lourdes,
pray for us. Amen.

May Our Lady of Lourdes, pray for us!
Order a John Paul doll today to inspire children to follow his example and love for Our Lord and Our Blessed Mother.

John Paul Doll and Book

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Joan of Arc Visited The Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris

6/15/2017

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The Notre Dame Cathedral Paris (Meaning 'Our Lady of Paris' in French) is a beautiful Gothic cathedral. The Cathedral is a place of pilgrimage and the focal point for Catholicism in France. The Cathedral has been the host of many religious ceremonies and historical events, especially in 1909, when Joan of Arc was beatified by Pope Pius X.

The west front of the cathedral is one of its most notable features, with its two 69-meter (228-feet) tall towers.

Inside the cathedral there is a beautiful statue of St. Joan of Arc

The portals of Notre Dame Cathedral are magnificent examples of early Gothic art. Sculpted between 1200 and 1240, they depict scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary, the Last Judgment, and scenes from the life of St. Anne.

Before leaving Joan lighted a candle.

Notre-Dame is not just a site of worship- it’s a place with a rich history and significant architectural achievements. Thousands of people travel the world over to marvel at its beauty.

Learn more about the story of St. Joan of Arc at:

She is Joan of Arc

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Therese's Pilgrimage to Lourdes

6/4/2017

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Lourdes is a village in France where Our Blessed Mother appeared eighteen times to Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. Her messages to Bernadette are ageless and apply to all of us today. The first apparition appeared when Bernadette was gathering wood with her sister and a friend. Bernadette heard a noise like a gust of wind and looked up toward the grotto. She described what she saw:

“I raised my head and looked towards the grotto. I saw a Lady dressed in white, wearing a white dress, a blue girdle and a yellow rose on each foot, the same color as the chain of her Rosary.”

In one of the apparitions, the Blessed Virgin Mary asked for a chapel to be built on the grounds, for Bernadette to pray for the conversion of sinners, and for her to drink the spring water that was revealed to her at the grotto. Word of these apparitions spread rapidly and caused quite a stir in town. Bernadette was detained, interrogated, and harassed by the civil authorities. However, Bernadette was determined with God's graces that she said one day:

"There was something in me that enabled me to rise above everything. I was tackled from all sides, but nothing mattered and I was not afraid.”

The spring that the Lady asked Bernadette to drink from quickly revealed itself to be blessed water with miraculous healing properties.

Today a beautiful church has been erected on the grounds near the grotto at Lourdes. After Rome and the Holy Land, Lourdes, France is the most popular place of pilgrimage for Catholic faithful. The water of Lourdes is readily available to all pilgrims, and numerous healings and conversions have been documented to have occurred there.

Five years after the apparitions, Bernadette petitioned to enter the Sisters of Notre Dame. After a period of illness she was able to make the journey from Lourdes and enter the novitiate. But within four months of her arrival she was given the last rites of the Church and allowed to profess her vows. She recovered enough to become infirmarian and then sacristan, but chronic health problems persisted. She died on April 16, 1879, at the age of 35. She was canonized in 1933. Her feast day is April 16th.

Our Lady of Lourdes, Pray for us!

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John Paul loves Skiing!

3/20/2017

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John Paul loves to ski very much as he felt it brought him physical exercise as well as closer to God. Every year he would spend two weeks skiing at Poland's Zacopane largest ski resort. One of his famous quotes is that, "It is unbecoming for a Cardinal to ski badly" He said to a journalist, "I wish I could be out there somewhere in the mountains, racing down into a valley. It's an extraordinary sensation."
www.skiinghistory.org/lives/john-paul-ii

Tuesday was John Paul’s day off and he would usually go on long day trips wearing a black hooded jacket to escape notice. He would ride in the backseat of a priest’s car and travel usually to a mountain for hiking or skiing. He loved to ski very much and one time a little boy recognized him as the pope and asked him after staring for a long time, “Are you the Pope?” John Paul answered, “Yes, do you want to ski with me?” After that, they would ski together many times.~He is John Paul book

John Paul's Navy Sailor Outfit

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Saint Pope John Paul II is our Third Doll

2/9/2017

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We are very happy to announce our third saint doll, St. Pope John Paul II, a boy who went from his childhood in Poland to becoming Pope and a Great Saint. He has deep blue eyes that open and close, and blond hair. He comes dressed in his Papal Cassock and the paperback "He is John Paul” book. He has a cloth body, and a movable, vinyl head and limbs. He is an 18 inch doll.

We believe that the John Paul doll and book is perfect to inspire children to "Be not Afraid" and to follow their vocation in life. He courageously followed the will of God even when it was hard. He was not afraid to stand up for the truth. He traveled around the world spreading the faith everywhere.

John Paul's Navy Sailor Outfit includes navy shorts, navy blazer with gold buttons and white trim. It also come with a white t-shirt, white socks and black shoes.

John Paul's accessories includes his Red Papal Cape, a rosary booklet, and a Holy prayer of Our Lady of Częstochowa.
Age 8+

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Therese's First Holy Communion Gown

1/7/2017

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I had been thinking about my First Communion for a long time. Each day, I made a number of little sacrifices and acts of love. Every evening, I spent a long time with my sister Marie, listening eagerly to all she said about Jesus……..

At last it came, the most beautiful day, of all the days of my life. How perfectly I remember even the smallest details of those sacred hours! The joyful awakening, the reverent and tender embraces of my teachers and older companions, the room filled with snow-white dresses, how each girl got dressed one by one, and, above all, our entrance into the chapel and the melody of the morning hymn: “O Altar of God, where the Angels are hovering.”

How sweet was the first embrace of Jesus! It was indeed an embrace of love. I felt that I was loved, and I said: “I love Thee, and I give myself to Thee forever.” Jesus asked nothing of me, and claimed no sacrifice; for a long time He and little Therese had known and understood one another. That day our meeting was more than simple recognition, it was perfect union. We were no longer two. Therese had disappeared like a drop of water lost in the immensity of the ocean; Jesus alone remained—He was the Master, the King!
(Extracted from "I am Therese" Book)

Share in St. Therese's Love for her First Holy Communion. She described it as the "Best Day of her Life." Therese's First Holy Communion Gown is a long sleeve lace gown. It also comes with a flower crown with veil attached and white shoes.
Order yours today at:

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Therese Visits St. Patrick's Cathedral

1/5/2017

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St. Patrick's Cathedral was all decked out for the Christmas season. It had red poinsettas everywhere and beautiful wreath with red bows. The Navitity was one of my favorites.

It was great to see all the pilgrims lighting up the candles and stopping to say a prayer.

I also stopped by the huge Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures! God bless you.

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Joan is Getting Ready for Battle!

11/2/2016

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Joan is a simple courageous young girl who was given a mission from God to free her beloved country. She is an 18 inch doll. She has deep blue eyes that open and close, and straight blond hair. She comes dressed in her armor ready for battle and the paperback "She is Joan of Arc" book. She has a cloth body, and a movable, vinyl head and limbs.

Joan of Arc is ready for battle waiting for her Banner which was being made by a Scotch painter named James Power.

While she waited, she got her green cape.

The banner came out exactly as she had envisioned, it was white and it had the inscription of Jhesus and Maria. She loved her banner so much that she said one day, “My banner I love forty times as much as my sword!”

She was ready to lead her army.

But, before speaking to her army, she prayed to St. Michael and St. Catherine of Alexandria, she asked them to help her save France.

Joan and her army won the battle against the English soldiers. It was time to rest now.

Before going to bed, Joan thanked God for saving her country and freeing France from the English invaders.

The French people had some medals struck which bore St. Joan of Arc image and her shield. One saw them everywhere. This honor was very dear to Joan.

Order your own St. Joan of Arc doll and book today and inspire your little girl to become a saint through the powerful example of St. Joan of Arc!

http://www.dollsfromheaven.com/store/c5/Joan_of_Arc_Doll.html

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