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Pope Leo XIII referred to slavery as a “gloomy plague”, and called for Catholics to align themselves with the abolitionist movement of his time. He was instrumental in achieving the great good of finally ending slavery.But the circumstances around this issue present a similar problem to Catholics as that of usury, in that they give superficial grounds for thinking that the Church has changed her teaching. But if this is so, then where does this leave the Church’s claims? And what really is the truth of the matter?https://www.wmreview.org/p/catholic-church-ending-slavery Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation:https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-34Bonus Supplement for Day 34: Reasons why we should consecrate ourselves entirely to Godhttps://www.wmreview.org/p/bonus-reasons-why-we-should-consecrateFind out more about our series Preparing for Total Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary, according to the method of St Louis de Montfort, here:https://www.wmreview.org/p/preparation-for-total-consecration Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation:https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-33Heaven – The Court of the King which awaits usThis is what Christ has won for us – and where he and his Mother will receive our consecration.Image courtesy of Full of Eyes, used with permission. Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation:https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-32The King tramples down death, gives life to those in the grave Liberating the souls of the just, Christ returns from the grave as the Conqueror of Death, and goes to console his Mother.With thanks to Catholic Hub for reading this instalment. https://www.youtube.com/@Catholic_Hub Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation:https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-31The King upon his throneFrom his throne, the Cross, Jesus gives us his Mother – and wins the triumph for which he was born.Bonus for WM+ members: Christ’s Sermon from the Crosshttps://www.wmreview.org/p/our-lady-sorrows-awehttps://www.wmreview.org/p/co-redemptrix-the-testimony-of-popesThe WM Review's Preparation for Total Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary, according to the method of St Louis de Montfort. Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation: https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-30Catholic Family Podcast Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation: https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-29 The King looks his Passion in the eyeIn the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus permits the Agony to descend upon him, and enters his Passion alone.With thanks to Catholic Hub for reading this instalment. https://www.youtube.com/@Catholic_Hub Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation: https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-28The King comes to claim his cityJesus enters Jerusalem in a way that declares himself its King, and he allows himself to be acclaimed as such – but what sort of King is he?The Two StandardsThree Classes of MenThree Ranks of Humility Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation: https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-27The Two StandardsThree Classes of MenThree Ranks of HumilityBonus Episode: Christ the King's first combatFather Coleridge Reader Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe

See the text and points for meditation: https://www.wmreview.org/p/total-consecration-day-26Satan’s battle plan to ensnare souls – and Christ’s battle plan to save themThree Classes of MenThree Ranks of HumilityFather Coleridge Reader Get full access to The WM Review at www.wmreview.org/subscribe