Help now and at the hour of death
In the 13th century, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to Saint Mechtilde. She promised to assist her at the hour of her death and invited her, in return, to recite three Hail Marys every day.
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In 1900, the Capuchin father Jean-Baptiste de Chémery discovered this simple way of praying and drawing closer to God through Mary. He created a monthly publication to make known the miracles obtained through the recitation of the Three Hail Marys.
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Established on July 30, 1921, by Pope Benedict XV, the Archconfraternity of the Three Hail Marys brings together thousands of faithful united in prayer. Each day, its members faithfully recite the Three Hail Marys, thus joining one another in a great communion of prayer.
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Every month, testimonies are published in the magazine The Three Ave to report on the miracles obtained through the practice of the Three Ave Maria. Here are some of them.