The Catholic Defender: Pray the Rosary dedicating it for America, President Trump remains uncommitted in Florida Abortion Amendment

Today repeatedly President Trump said that America needs more Great children, we hope that more babies will be born in this country. The Democrats have stragically set out using the media to divide Trumps support over abortion in the battle States causing division over reactions over perported changes on President Trumps positions. Bidens FBI has targeted Catholics and Pro-Lifers and the answer is Our Lady of Fatima's Rosary Plan from Heaven. President Trump would be wise if he were to join us.

Satan hates it when we pray. He hates anything that strengthens our faith or assists us in growing closer to God. So, naturally, he hates when we pray the Rosary. This beautiful spiritual weapon is often overlooked, dismissed, or barely thought about by many Catholic faithful.

The Rosary truly changes us. It changes us because God’s love and Mary’s promises are the two most important things in this world that we can count on. When we invoke Mary’s help in fighting the evils of this world—including abortion—we know that she will come to our aid.

A good mother is always ready and willing to help her children. If this is so with fallible people, it is even more so with our Blessed Mother. And in nearly every apparition, she has told people to faithfully pray the Rosary. In fact, legend tells us that Our Blessed Mother gave 15 promises to St. Dominic about devotion and recitation of the Rosary. Included among them are these: “You shall obtain all you ask of me by recitation of the Rosary” and “All those who propagate the holy Rosary shall be aided by me in their necessities.”

The year was 1571, and the Turks had been threatening invasion of the island of Cyprus, which would have then given them control of the Mediterranean Sea and put them in a greater position to attack and conquer countries such as France, Italy, and Spain. For many years, Pope Pius V had attempted to form an alliance of some of these countries, but it wasn’t until May 1571 that he was able to gather enough support and create the Holy League, which was made up of forces from Spain and Italy. They set sail, and on October 7, 1571, they met the Muslim fleet—which far outnumbered the Holy League—in the Gulf of Lepanto, off the coast of Greece. Pope Pius V asked all Catholics to pray the Rosary for the success of the Holy League. And after a five-hour battle, this vastly outnumbered fleet defeated the Muslims.

Pope Pius gave all the credit to Mary’s intercession and declared October 7 the Feast of Our Lady of Victory.

Just two years later it was renamed the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, and today we not only celebrate this victory, but we dedicate the entire month of October to this powerful spiritual weapon.

Sister Lucia dos Santos, one of the children that Mary appeared to at Fatima, once said:

“There is no problem, no matter how difficult it is, whether temporal or above all spiritual, in the personal life of each one of us, of our families . . . that cannot be solved by the Rosary.”