January 25, 2021

The first letter is from Pennsylvania.

Dear Father,

On the morning of July 6, 2020, I was rushed by ambulance to my local hospital and put on life support. On my third day in intensive care, I awoke to find myself on a ventilator. I immediately went to our Mother Mary, as I have always done throughout my life. I did not panic, but I asked Mary what happened to me and her reply was to give me peace. My heart was full of love at that moment, and I was feeling trust in Jesus. On July 12th, I came home from the hospital. I should make a full recovery, and with the help of medicine, lead a normal life. My faith and trust are strong and I won't forget the peace and calm given me the day I woke up. I have had many such encounters with Our Lady's peace.

The second letter is from an email.

Dear Father,

As I read the testimonial letters on the Association’s website, I realized I had been remiss in thanking Mary for her intercession on my own behalf so many years ago! As a young woman, I struggled with alcoholism, and when I finally saw no other choice than death, I prayed to our Blessed Mother to implore her Son, Jesus, to save me. Shortly thereafter, I found the strength to check myself into a rehabilitation facility. Last month, I celebrated my 29th anniversary of sobriety and have been, during that time, a witness to countless miracles. Thank you, Mary, for interceding on my behalf and allowing me to mature into the healthy and strong woman God intended me to be!