Chaplet of Our Lady of Tears | International Apostolate of Our Lady of Tears

	CHAPLET OF OUR LADY OF TEARS – DEVOTION APPROVED BY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH () The Chaplet (or Rosary) that the Mother of God gave to Sister Amalia had 49 white beads, divided into groups of 7, by seven equally white beads. It is, therefore, similar to the Chaplet of the Sorrows of Mary, although of a different color. It also had three final beads and a medal with the image of Our Lady of Tears – on one side – and the image of Jesus Bound – on the other side. The medal is an essential part of this Chaplet, and must be exactly like the one that the Blessed Virgin Mary showed to Sister Amalia in Campinas on April 8, 1930. "My daughter, whatever people will beg Me for the sake of the tears of My Mother, I shall lovingly grant them." Jesus Bound (Campinas, 08-11-1929) "This is the Chaplet of My Tears […]. Through this Chaplet the devil will be defeated and the power of hell destroyed." Our Lady of Tears (Campinas, 08-03-1930) Opening prayer: Here we are at Your feet, O sweetest Crucified Jesus, to offer You the tears of Her who, with so much love, accompanied You on the sorrowful way of Calvary. O good Master, grant that we may learn from the lessons they teach us, so that, on Earth, fulfilling Your Most Holy Will, we may one day praise You in Heaven for all eternity. On the white beads (which separate the groups of 7 beads): Behold, O Jesus, these are the tears of Her who loved You most on Earth, and who loves You most in Heaven* On the white beads (groups of 7 beads): My Jesus, hear our prayers, through the Tears of Your Most Holy Mother. Finally, it is repeated three times, on the three final white beads: Behold, O Jesus, these are the tears of Her who loved You most on Earth, and who loves You most in Heaven. Final prayer: Most Holy Virgin and Mother of Sorrows, we ask You to join Your prayers to ours, so that Jesus, Your Divine Son, to whom we address ourselves in the name of Your Motherly tears, may hear our prayers and grant us, with the graces we desire, the crown of eternal life. Amen. Final aspirations to be prayed while contemplating and kissing the medal: – By Your divine meekness, O Jesus Bound, save the world from the error which threatens it! – O Most Sorrowful Virgin, Your Tears have overthrown the infernal empire! Let it be printed – with 50 days of indulgence each time the prayers and aspirations mentioned above are repeated. † F., Diocesan Bishop *() Ecclesiastical approvals:** • Imprimatur: † Bishop Francisco de Campos Barreto, Diocese of Campinas, SP (Brazil), March 8, 1931 •Imprimatur: † Bishop Michael James Gallagher, Diocese of Detroit, MI (United States), March 22, 1935 •Imprimatur: † Archbishop John Robert Roach, D.D., Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, MN (United States) •Nihil obstat No. 924/1935: Ansgarus Borsiczky, Diocesan Censor in Sopron (Hungary), May 25, 1935 •Imprimatur: † Bishop Stephanus Breyer, Diocese of Győr (Hungary), July 13, 1935 •Imprimatur: † Vicar General Ferdinand Buchwieser, Archdiocese of Munich and Freising (Germany), March 22, 1935

Original statue of Our Lady of Tears - Campinas, Brazil

CHAPLET OF OUR LADY OF TEARS
– DEVOTION APPROVED BY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH (*)

The Chaplet (or Rosary) that the Mother of God gave to Sister Amalia had 49 white beads, divided into groups of 7, by seven equally white beads. It is, therefore, similar to the Chaplet of the Sorrows of Mary, although of a different color. It also had three final beads and a medal with the image of Our Lady of Tears – on one side – and the image of Jesus Bound – on the other side. The medal is an essential part of this Chaplet, and must be exactly like the one that the Blessed Virgin Mary showed to Sister Amalia in Campinas on April 8, 1930.

"My daughter, whatever people will beg Me
for the sake of the tears of My Mother,
I shall lovingly grant them."
Jesus Bound (Campinas, 08-11-1929)

"This is the Chaplet of My Tears […].
Through this Chaplet the devil will be defeated
and the power of hell destroyed."
Our Lady of Tears (Campinas, 08-03-1930)

Opening prayer:
Here we are at Your feet, O sweetest Crucified Jesus, to offer You the tears of Her who, with so much love, accompanied You on the sorrowful way of Calvary. O good Master, grant that we may learn from the lessons they teach us, so that, on Earth, fulfilling Your Most Holy Will, we may one day praise You in Heaven for all eternity.

On the white beads (which separate the groups of 7 beads):
Behold, O Jesus, these are the tears of Her who loved You most on Earth, and who loves You most in Heaven

On the white beads (groups of 7 beads):
My Jesus, hear our prayers, through the Tears of Your Most Holy Mother.

Finally, it is repeated three times, on the three final white beads:
Behold, O Jesus, these are the tears of Her who loved You most on Earth, and who loves You most in Heaven.

Final prayer:
Most Holy Virgin and Mother of Sorrows, we ask You to join Your prayers to ours, so that Jesus, Your Divine Son, to whom we address ourselves in the name of Your Motherly tears, may hear our prayers and grant us, with the graces we desire, the crown of eternal life. Amen.

Final aspirations to be prayed while contemplating and kissing the medal:
– By Your divine meekness, O Jesus Bound, save the world from the error which threatens it!
– O Most Sorrowful Virgin, Your Tears have overthrown the infernal empire!

Let it be printed – with 50 days of indulgence each time the prayers and aspirations mentioned above are repeated. † F., Diocesan Bishop

(*) Ecclesiastical approvals:
• Imprimatur: † Bishop Francisco de Campos Barreto, Diocese of Campinas, SP (Brazil), March 8, 1931
•Imprimatur: † Bishop Michael James Gallagher, Diocese of Detroit, MI (United States), March 22, 1935
•Imprimatur: † Archbishop John Robert Roach, D.D., Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, MN (United States)
•Nihil obstat No. 924/1935: Ansgarus Borsiczky, Diocesan Censor in Sopron (Hungary), May 25, 1935
•Imprimatur: † Bishop Stephanus Breyer, Diocese of Győr (Hungary), July 13, 1935
•Imprimatur: † Vicar General Ferdinand Buchwieser, Archdiocese of Munich and Freising (Germany), March 22, 1935

Chaplet of Our Lady of Tears / Rosary of Our Lady of Tears

CHAPLET OF OUR LADY OF TEARS
– ROSARY WITH WHITE BEADS, MEDAL AND PRAYER CARD

Description: The chaplet of Our Lady of Tears originated from the revelations to Sister Amalia of the Scourged Jesus in Brazil in the 1930s. It honors the sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary and invites the faithful to unite their suffering with Hers, seeking compassion, healing, and divine intercession through Mary's tears.

Package Dimensions: 15,24 x 10,16 x 2,54 cm
Manufacturer: Village Gift Importers Item Weight: 453,59 g
Material: Plastic, sturdy cord ASIN: B0F8R8YDMY

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