has been the first incarnate effect of the revelations. In 1640, Cistercians from Bledzew donated to Cisterians of the an icon of the Mother of God with the emblem of Polish kings on her chest. On 27 June 1651, John II Casimir Vasa got the Picture of Our Lady of Gracious Lovely Lviv Star from Pope Innocent X. Jasna Góra Monastery, according to Catholic tradition, was defended during the Deluge thanks to Mary. The departure of the Swedes from Jasna Góra, of which King John II Casimir learned in Krosno, influenced the naming of the Mother of God the Queen of Poland. On 1 April 1656 John II Casimir Vasa (among other bishops during papal legate's presence) submitted his vows before the icon of and he celebrated Mary as "Mary, Queen of Poland". During refusing the litany of Loreto Pietro Vidoni phrasing three times: (a popular type of prayer in Poland) got popularised. In 1651 Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki placed Polish emblem on the wonderful image of Mary at Rokitno's Basilica. On 8 September 1717 took place the coronation with papal crowns of the picture of Our Lady of Częstochowa, as the first with papal rights outside Rome. In 1764 Coronation Sejm in the act Forteca Częstochowska referred to Our Lady as "Virgin Mary, the Most Holy Queen of Polish Commonwealth". 25 November 1908, at the request of Józef Bilczewski, Pope Pius X issued a decree confirming the cult, allowing the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary as the Queen of the Polish Crown and instituted the liturgical feast of the Queen of the Polish Crown for the Archdiocese of Lviv and the Przemyśl diocese, designating it as the first Sunday of May in memory of John II Casimir's vow's. On 29 November 1908, Pope Pius X leted for including to Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary permanent invocation "Królowo Korony Polskiej" for the Lviv and Przemyśl dioceses In 1910 Pius X announced Mother of God Queen of the Polish Crown main patroness of Archdiocese of Lviv. On 22 May 1910 second coronation with papal crowns – Pius X. In 1914 Celebrations has been changed on 2 May. 14 January 1920 After receiving two appeals from Polish Episcopacy, Pope Benedict XV expanded the invocation of the Queen of the Polish Crown in the Loreto Litany for the whole of Poland. 27 July 1920 Polish Episcopacy due to Polish–Soviet War again picked