Father Anthony Doe: "I’m very conscious that this is the calling of the Church in our own time; this is what we mean by the New Evangelization: a willingness to enter into the mystery of the life of the Trinity in communion with Our Lady (because we can't do it without her, it's just impossible because it means a new spiritual rebirth) so that we participate in Jesus' overwhelming concern for the world and its need for salvation. .. This requires of us a new kind of attitude of self-giving in our prayer, in our willingness to spend time with Him so that He can begin to draw us into a deeper awareness of who He is and what He achieved on the Cross. It's to be filled with his salvific concern for our brothers and sisters, and with Him to lay down our lives, to love others as He has loved us, to become disciples, to be disciples who proclaim the message of God which is fundamentally about the forgiveness of sins and the call to new life in Him. And this is how we can see Our Lady attuned to the heart of Jesus, not just in her own personal life but in our lives too, because she sees us as the image of her son being called precisely to participate in her salvific concern for the world. And she's appearing all over the world, not just in Medjugorje, but she does have the capacity to reveal her presence to so many people and the message is always the same: conversion of life for your brothers and sisters. Jesus also says to us: 'Give yourself to me so that I can present you to my mother.' The two work hand in hand. So that is how I see both Our Lady and Jesus working together. It's when we somehow sense that the surrender of ourselves in prayer, 'Let it be done unto me according to they word', that I'm drawn further and further into this life of, first of all, my own inner transformation but also concern for others, and it must include that. This is the message that Pope Francis is talking about. Then Our lady comes alive in a new way for us." For much more, visit Totus2us.com which is inspired by Blessed John Paul II, Papa Benedict XVI and Pope Francis. Totus Tuus (All Yours) was JPII's motto to Our Lady. Totus2us is also dedicated to Mary.