The Flame of Love Hail Mary

There are 4 Basic Prayers that are essential to the Flame of Love Movement: the Sign of the Cross, the Unity Prayer, the Hail Mary with the Flame of Love Petition, and the Prayer for the Propagation of the Flame of Love.

Prayer #3: The Hail Mary prayer with the important petition to blind Satan.

Mary has asked all of us (and Cardinal Peter Erdo has approved this as well) to add a special petition to the Hail Mary prayer in order to help accomplish this great blinding of Satan and the subsequent era of peace with the outpouring of the New Pentecost. 

On February 2, 1982, the Lord explained to Elizabeth:  “It is exclusively thanks to the efficacious pleas of the Most Holy Virgin that the Most Holy Trinity granted the effusion of the Flame of Love.  By it, ask in the prayer with which you greet My Most Holy Mother: “Spread the effect of grace of thy Flame of Love over all of humanity, now and at the hour of death. Amen.‘ So that, by its effect, humanity is converted.” (Spiritual Diary, page 101)

People rightly have a very beautiful respect and reverence for the Hail Mary and sometimes are hesitant to include the petition that Our Lady and Jesus are asking for.

The first version of the Hail Mary is shown in the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 1, The Archangel Gabriel reveals Mary’s identity when he speaks the Angelic Salutation. “Coming to her, he said, “Hail, Full of Grace, the Lord is with you.” At Mary’s Fiat, the Word became Flesh and the Flame of Love, Jesus Christ, entered into the world.

The Church’s early liturgies show the First Addition to the Hail Mary: In the Liturgy of St. James, dating back to the 4^th century, the name of Mary and the words of Elizabeth to Mary at the Visitation are added to the Angelic Salutation.

As early as the 300’s, the words are recorded in Church documents: Hail Mary, full of Grace (highly favored) The Lord is with you. Blessed are you among women and Blessed is the fruit of your womb. Pope Gregory the Great (590-604) included this form of the Hail Mary as the Offertory Prayer of the Mass for the 4^th Sunday of Advent. The Hail Mary remained in this form for over 900 years. By the 11^th century, it became a popular prayer of the people and was commonly called the “Ave Maria”

Approximately 200 years later, a 3^rd addition was made to the Hail Mary. In 1495, the final petition was added to include: Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen. This form of the Ave Maria was approved in 1568 by Pope Pius V when he inserted it into the Roman Breviary.

Now, in our current time, so full of disorder and separation from God, the Blessed Mother, herself, and Jesus, are asking us to add the petition that blinds Satan to the Hail Mary. Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with Thee. Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, spread the effect of grace of thy Flame of Love over all of humanity, now and at the hour of our death. Amen