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33	          Sister Amalia Aguirre was a pious woman who  lived in Brazil.  Together with Monsignor Count Franciscus von Campos Barreto, Bishop of the  Diocese of Campinas, she co-founded an institute in Campinas,   Brazil. Her convent was  called the Institute of the Missionaries of the Crucified Jesus. Bearing the stigmata of Christ, Sister Amalia  was destined to be a victim soul for the needy, befitting her generous nature.</p>
34              <p>On November 8, 1929, a relative of Sister Amalia approached  her in need of help. His wife was terminally ill and his family in great  distress. According to doctors, his  spouse&rsquo;s condition was incurable. Not  knowing what to do or what God expected of him, he turned to Sister Amalia, his  last hope. Sister Amalia was compelled  to help in any way possible and turned to our Divine Savior.</p>
35              <p>Sister Amalia entered the house of  God and knelt down before the steps of the altar. Facing the tabernacle, she extended her arms  towards Jesus and asked, <em>&quot;If there is no hope for the wife of T..., then  I am ready to offer my life for the mother of the family. What do you want me  to do?&quot;</em><br />
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37                Jesus answered, <em>&quot;If you want to receive these favors, ask me  for the sake of My Mother's tears.&quot;</em><br />
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39                Sister Amalia asked further, <em>&quot;How must I  pray?&quot;</em><br />
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41                In answering, Jesus gave her the following invocations: <em>&quot;Oh Jesus, listen to our prayers for the sake  of the tears of Your most holy Mother! Oh Jesus, look upon the tears of the one who loved  You most on earth and loves You most ardently in heaven!&quot;</em><br />
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43                Finally, Jesus added, <em>&quot;My daughter, whatever people will beg Me for  the sake of the tears of My Mother, I shall lovingly grant them. Later, My Mother will hand over this treasure to  our beloved Institute as a Magnet of mercy.&quot;</em><br />
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45              This took place on November 8, 1929.<br />
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47              <img src="images/Our Lady of Tear_170x350.jpg" alt="Our Lady of Tear" width="180" height="369" align="left" />Exactly four months from this date, Jesus fulfilled  his promise to Sister Amalia. As the prophecy foretold, the Blessed Virgin Mary  bestowed this treasure to heaven&rsquo;s beloved Institute. The following is Sister  Amalia&rsquo;s own recollection of what took place.<br />
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49              It was March 8, 1930. I was in the chapel kneeling on the  steps of the altar, as I suddenly felt myself being lifted up. The
49n I saw a  woman of unspeakable beauty approaching me. She wore a violet robe, blue  mantle, and a white veil draped over her shoulders. Smiling, she floated in the  air towards me, holding a rosary, like the rosary of the Seven Sorrows of Mary  in her hands which consists of forty-nine small white pearls divided into seven  decades by seven larger pearls. Its beads shined like the sun and were as white  as snow. <br />
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51Handing me this rosary she said to me, <em>&quot;This is the rosary of my  tears, which is being entrusted by my Son to His beloved Institute as a portion  of His inheritance. The invocations were already given by my Son. My Son wants  to honor me in a special way through these invocations, and so, He will grant  all graces that are begged for the sake of my tears. This rosary will provide  for the conversion of many sinners, especially those possessed by the devil. To  the Institute of the Crucified Jesus is reserved a special honor, that is the  conversion of many members of a wicked sect to the blooming tree of the Church.  Through this rosary the devil will be conquered and the power of hell will be  destroyed. Get ready for this great battle.&quot;</em> When our Blessed Mother  Mary had finished speaking, she disappeared.</p>
52              <p>On April 8, 1930, the Blessed Mother again stepped down in  apparition to Sister Amalia of Jesus Scourged.   Just one short month before, she had given to the Institute for Women  Missionaries of the Crucified Jesus through its stigmatized sister, the rosary  of her tears. Now, through the mercy of  the risen Christ, she revealed the new miraculous medal- the Medal of Our Lady  of Tears- that was to increase the humility of the faithful and to serve in a  special way in the conversion of atheists, heretics, communists and as with the  rosary of tears, those possessed by the devil. </p>
53              <p>The medal itself sets forth the virtues of meekness and  humility, symbolized in the Crucified Jesus and in His Sorrowful Mother, Our  Lady of Tears. On one side of the medal is an image of Jesus bearing the  invocation &ldquo;By Thy Divine Humility, O Jesus, save the world from errors that  threaten to destroy it.&rdquo; On the other side, the image of Our Lady of Tears is  framed by the semi-circular legend: &ldquo;Sorrowful Mother, Thy Tears destroy the  reign of hell.&rdquo;</p>
54              <p>Today we recount all the events regarding the apparitions in  Campinas about Sister Amalia through  documentation secured from Germany  and recorded in a pamphlet entitled &ldquo;Our Dear Lady of Tears.&rdquo; Bishop Franciscus  von Campos Barreto assured that <em>&quot;Innumerable graces have been received  through the praying of the rosary to honor the tears of our dear Lady. The  reason lies in the promise of the holy Savior, 'no favor will be refused, when  asked of Him for the sake of the tears of His most holy Mother.&rdquo;</em><br />
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56                When our hearts are filled with sorrow and suffering, we turn our thoughts to  God. We are able to soften the heart of God, through his most holy mother&rsquo;s  tears, even though it is ever ready to grant us bountiful graces and blessings.</p>
57Mary, our blessed, our merciful Mother, weeps over the  world- the world of men and women for whom her beloved Son was crucified, died  and was buried. And all heaven is moved at the sight of her tears.<br />
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59  <em>&quot;At the present, so it seems to us, the blessed  tears of the Mother of Jesus are especially powerful to win the heart of  God.&quot;</em> – Msgr. Count Franciscus von Campos Barreto, Bishop of Campinas.
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