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1. udayton.edu › imri › maryQueen of Peace, Artistic Depictions : University of Dayton, Ohio

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   In 1917 Pope Benedict XV added the advocation "Queen of Peace" to the Litany of Loreto. The peace of the world is a special theme at Fatima, and again in Medjugorje. It had an impact on such movements as the Blue Army and various Rosary movements.

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3. www.olqpbranchville.org › about-the-marian-titleHistory of the Marian Title: Queen of Peace - Our Lady Queen ...

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   The apparition occurred in public in the town of Knock on the eve of the Feast of the Coronation of Mary, she is referred to as the “Queen of Peace”, especially in the song that tells of the apparition: "Lady of Knock". This apparition is commemorated with a feast on August 17.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Our_Lady_of_PeaceOur Lady of Peace - Wikipedia

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   Our Lady of Peace, Mother of Peace, Queen of Peace or Our Lady Queen of Peace is a title of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the Roman Catholic Church. She is represented in art holding a dove and an olive branch, symbols of peace.

5. scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu › osr › vol5Queen of Peace: Decolonizing the art, iconography and legend ...

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   Queen of Peace: Decolonizing the art, iconography and legend behind the Virgin Mary of El Salvador. Jasmine Colorado. Abstract. In 2017, artist Sal Barajas portrayed the Virgin Mary as a heroine carrying water to the immigrants crossing the border into the United States.

6. thecatholiccrusade.com › novena-to-mary-queen-of-peaceNovena to Our Lady Queen of Peace - The Catholic Crusade

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   In 1917 Pope Benedict XV added the advocation “Queen of Peace” to the Litany of Loreto (Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary). The Queen of Peace is often depicted with the Child Jesus sitting on her lap in one hand and holding an olive branch in the other.

7. ourladyofpeace.caedm.ca › our-lady-of-peaceOur Lady of Peace

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   With loving fervor in our hearts, we salute and honor you as Queen of peace. We pray that your intercession may protect us and all people from hated and discord, and direct our hearts into the ways of peace and justice which your Son taught and exemplified.

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   What does the advocation 'Queen of peace' mean?

   • In 1917 Pope Benedict XV added the advocation “Queen of Peace” to the Litany of Loreto (Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary). The Queen of Peace is often depicted with the Child Jesus sitting on her lap in one hand and holding an olive branch in the other.

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   Why did Pope Benedict XV add the advocation 'Queen of peace'?

   • In 1917 Pope Benedict XV added the advocation "Queen of Peace" to the Litany of Loreto. The peace of the world is a special theme at Fatima, and again in Medjugorje. It had an impact on such movements as the Blue Army and various Rosary movements.

   Queen of Peace, Artistic Depictions : University of Dayton, Ohio

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   Is there a Catholic mass devoted to the Queen of peace?

   • The Collection of Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1990 English version) contains a Mass (for ordinary times) devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace. In 1917 Pope Benedict XV added the advocation "Queen of Peace" to the Litany of Loreto. The peace of the world is a special theme at Fatima, and again in Medjugorje.

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   Why is Mary called Queen of peace?

   • The Novena to Our Lady Queen of Peace – The title of “Queen of Peace” is given to Mary because she is the mother of Jesus, the “Prince of Peace”, who reconciled Heaven and Earth. Mary stood at the foot of the cross, where Christ merited peace for the whole world.

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   What do you say to a queen of peace?

   • Glorious Queen of peace, grant us peace in our hearts, harmony in our families and concord throughout the world. Immaculate Mother, as patroness of our beloved country, watch over us and protect us with your motherly love. Amen. In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

   Our Lady of Peace Prayer

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   Does Mary intercede for peace?

   • Mary is the Immaculate Conception, a person at peace with herself and with God. There are many papal encyclicals asking Mary to intercede for peace. The Collection of Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1990 English version) contains a Mass (for ordinary times) devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace.

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9. www.nationalshrine.org › blog › celebrating-marysCelebrating Mary’s Queenship of Heaven and Earth

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   Aug 22, 2020 · May the Virgin Mary, crowned Queen, intercede for us… that we [may] imitate her in faithfully fulfilling God’s will on earth, to join her one day in the heavenly Jerusalem. In every situation of our life, let us invoke her with trust: “Queen of all saints, pray for us!”. – Pope John Paul II.