title: The Many Faces of Mary, a love story books I and II
author: Bob and Penny Lord
description: Track Mother Mary's Approved Apparitions from the 16th through the 20th century. Read how every one of her Apparitions was for a specific purpose. Mary's back, and She's stronger than ever Read Bob's chapter - Mary, my first love Guadalupe, 1531 - Mary saves America from annihilation. Paris, 1830 - Mary gives us the Miraculous Medal. La Salette, 1846 - Our Lady never ceased weeping. Lourdes, 1858 - Affirms dogma of Immaculate Conception. Pontmain, 1871 - Mary appears and ends war in Europe. Knock, 1879 - Her message more crucial now than ever. Fatima, 1917 - Mary prophesies World Wars. Beauraing, 1932 - Mary prepares us for WWII. Banneux, 1933 - She said "Whole nations will be annihilated." Come with us on this journey; join Mother Mary and us as we walk hand-in-hand with Her in Her apparitions, at Her shrines, Go to Jesus through Mary. the love story continues..... Our Lady of Akita The Lady of All Nations Our Lady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Cap de Madeleine Our Lady of Czestochowa Our Lady of Pompeii Our Lady of Ocotlan San Juan de Los Lagos Our Lady of Loreto Our Lady of Siracusa Our Lady of Siluva Our Lady of Altotting Our Lady of Macerata Our Lady of the Gate (Vilnius) And so much more.
zlib_text: _Dear Reader_ ,
  
  When I ask people to name their favorites among the hundred or so heroes of my
  novels and novellas, certain names occur consistently. One of them, Lord
  Edmond Waite, appeared in an older book, _The Notorious Rake_ , first
  published in 1992. Edmond has earned his reputation, but he is also one of my
  most complex, troubled heroes. It did not take me long to fall in love with
  him while I was creating him, and it did not take readers long to love him
  when they read his story. Now, more than twenty years later, you can fall in
  love with him all over again—or for the first time. His heroine, Mary Gregg,
  Lady Mornington, is an intelligent, refined widow, apparently his polar
  opposite. She spurns his attempts to woo her at the same time as her heart
  inexplicably yearns toward him. It is still one of my favorite books.
  
  Mary was first mentioned in _A Counterfeit Betrothal_ as the supposed mistress
  of the hero of that book, though in reality they were just friends. This
  story, a