Very brief version of the typical ‘Month of Mary’ format. Easy to read and to follow. Perfect for those who are just beginning to love and appreciate Mary, or for those who may not have as much time to dedicate to more extensive meditations of Our Heavenly Mother. As the title states, even a child could follow, and benefit by, the reflections in this book. Author: Anonymous. 60pgs

This manual contains a very large collection of prayers including litanies, The Angelus, the Seven Penitential Psalms, etc. It also has a number of hymns including those used for Holy Hour. There are many instructions on a multitude of Sacraments and other situations, like hearing and serving Mass, etc. Author: Anonymous. 444pgs

This is a book of poetry which explores various aspects of The Most Blessed Virgin Mary and Her life. Author: Father Beste. 176pgs

In this very readable book, the author presents various attributes of Mother Mary and shows us how to benefit from Mary and Her powerful and loving assistance. It is first and foremost a spiritual self help guide filled with much practical and useful information to help us grow in virtue and avoid sin and thereby save our souls. Each day also has a true life example of those who were aided by Mary in their struggle to save their soul. On the 31st day he presents a consecration to Mary along with good practical resolutions to help us live this consecration to the delight of Heaven and our own happiness, now and in eternity.

Then he gives brief meditations that cover a span of 31 days, which he recommends are made before the Tabernacle (although, if this is not possible then they can certainly be made anywhere). Each meditation is very practical and geared to the practical challenges of every day life. The book ends with a variety of brief and useful prayers. Author: Anonymous. 246pgs

Featuring considerations for 31 days of The Most Blessed Virgin Mary in the major aspects of Her life while on earth. Each day includes a summary reflection, three brief considerations of that summary (all written in simple, easy to read style), a special prayer, and finally a short true story illustrating the main point (which is generally taken from the life of a Saint).

In addition there are a number of prayers and devotions for a variety of circumstances and needs, including for Mass and Confession, etc. There are also hymns dedicated to Mother Mary, as well as the Litany of Loretto. Author: Father Beckx. 244pgs

This book contains selections taken exclusively from one of Saint Alphonsus’ great works Glories of Mary and presented in the classic ‘Month of Mary’ format. There are also hymns to Our Lady composed by this Saint.

The reflections are classic St. Alphonsus and are rich in Scripture, theology, history, the testimony of the Saints, plus true stories as examples, and interwoven with his own spontaneous pious responses to what he is writing. Pure Saint Alphonsus de Liguori! What else needs to be said? Author: Saint Alphonsus de Liguori. 260pgs

This is a book of the poetry of Aubrey de Vere (and an anonymous contributor) which explores various topics with The Most Blessed Virgin Mary as the central focus. Author: Aubrey de Vere. 58pgs

(from the Introduction by Father Faber) "The other characteristic of the book before us is the way in which it is all based upon the single dogma of the Immaculate Conception. . . . . (our author) has shown that this beautiful dogma has an especial mission to our own days, and is meant to be the peculiar apostle of our peculiar difficulties."

In the Month of Mary format, the author explores a number of Mary’s titles and privileges and explores what this means for the good of The Church, the world, and each of us as individuals. Author: Fr. A Gratry. 216pgs

This book gives easy to read reflections on the life or virtues of The Blessed Virgin Mary for each day of the month. These are followed by thoughts as to how we can benefit by Mother Mary’s example and then a true story showing how people have benefited by Her Powerful and Maternal Love and Protection. The only defect is that out of 200 pages total, this copy has 16 pages missing scattered throughout and we have not yet been able to find a complete version. Otherwise this is a fine book for most anyone at any age. Author: Anonymous. 200pgs

This ‘Month of Mary’ is designed as a spiritual self help guide with practical reflections and tips on how to avoid sin and grow in virtue in, with and through Our Heavenly Mother Mary. Also, each day is given a true life story to illustrate the point made for that day. Very readable and easy to follow. Author: Father Muzzarelli. 126pgs

Saint Peter Julian Eymard was a great Saint of the Blessed Sacrament and he merged that focus with his great love for The Most Blessed Virgin Mary. Spread out over 30 days, he gives us rich meditations of Mary, filled with theology and history but very down to earth. After 30 days of abundant reflections on The Mother of God, he ends with a Consecration to Her as Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

The rest of the book is an appendix of over 150 pages filled with sound reasoning and doctrine to support and encourage devotion to Our Heavenly Mother. Author: Saint Peter Julian Eymard. 320pgs

As the subtitle explains, this book contains ‘Reflections for each day of the month on the different titles applied to The Holy Mother of God in the Litany of Loretto’. The author utilizes appropriate verses from Sacred Scripture as well as the writings of the Fathers and Doctors of the Church as well as other Saints and recognized theologians to explore the privileges and prerogatives of The Mother of God. Each day includes a Scripture quote, followed by a meditation in three parts, followed by a true story to exemplify the theme of that days meditations. The day is concluded by a prayer, a practical application for ourselves and an aspiration.

In the beginning of this book the author outlines a formal program of prayers and meditations, etc., so that the contents can be followed as a formal spiritual exercise. But it can also be read for profit when and how time permits. This work is intended to increase virtue and conquer vice in individuals by showing the Most Blessed Virgin Mary as the role model of all virtues in creatures and the surest means to attain them for ourselves. See page 44. Author: Fr. Kentrick. 247pgs

This author presents a number of Feast Days of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary with an informative and interesting background of each feast. This is followed by the history of the special Mass and Divine Office associated with the Feast Day, as well as details from both. If you are interested in the Liturgy, The Office, the Calendar of The Blessed Virgin Mary, you should find this book helpful and enjoyable. Author: Dom Michael Barrett, O.S.B 237pgs

This book contains 31 days of devotional reflections on Our Lady under a number of titles, including some of Her apparitions over the centuries. There are many quotes from the Saints and anecdotes from approved private revelations and mystics like St. Bridget and St. Gertrude. This book is designed to help us to know, to love and to imitate the most Loving of Mothers - Mary. Author: Sister M. Philip. 157pgs

An interesting devotional look at the role of Our Heavenly Mother Mary’s role in salvation history from a variety of aspects. The language is a little old but there are fresh and interesting insights here for those love Mary. It's worth a look. Author: Rev. Henry Aloysius Barry. 334pgs

(from the preface) "(you) will find here a series of lectures, religious, dogmatic, moral, and ascetic, on the privileges of Mary, and on the graces which correspond to those privileges; on the life of the Mother of God according to the Gospels, and on the lessons which it contains; on that which is due to Her, and on the practices of piety flowing from it. All these lectures, like the chapters of St. Liguori's Glories of Mary, are followed by prayers."

It can be followed daily for a month if so desired, like a Month of Mary guide. It contains many interesting facts and anecdotes and is designed for everyone but especially for those living in the world. Author: V. Dechamps, Bishop of Namur. 237pgs

This manual contains information on lots of different topics, not just Saint Joseph, so be aware of this if you are seeking information and prayers linked to Saint Joseph. This book does contain an amazing amount of material within its 830 pages including countless prayers for all occasions, the readings for every Sunday of the year, expositions on The Catholic Church and its teachings, etc. There does not seem to be a table of contents but there is an index at the end. A Treasury of Catholic knowledge.
Author: Rev. James Fitton 830pgs

Contains brief, easy to read, considerations or meditations on various aspects of The Most Blessed Virgin Mary’s life on earth and on some of Her titles. The author makes very useful and practical points on how we can benefit from Mary and from Her examples. Author: Father Ward. 184pgs