It is true, that the day of triumph announced by the venerated Montfort, appears far distant; one might say that the kingdom of God on earth is more compromised than ever. The wicked make unexampled efforts to demolish the social edifice; they are numerous, powerful, and possessed of incalculable resources. But for the Church, when all seems lost, then is her triumph at hand. God sometimes permits the malice of men to exceed all bounds, that His power may be the more manifest when the moment of their defeat arrives. All the united efforts of the Church's enemies in the course of ages, all their errors, hatred and violence directed against her, the Spouse of Christ, are now concentrated in what is termed the Revolution--that is, anti-Christianity reduced to a system and propagated throughout the world, it is Satan usurping the place of Jesus Christ. But He who has conquered the world, and put to flight the prince of the world, will not permit Himself to be dethroned. He will reign, and even now, before our eyes, is His kingdom being prepared, by the mediation of the Immaculate Mary, of whom the promise was made that _she should crush the serpent's head, and to whom alone belongs the privilege of destroying all heresies arising upon earth_. _THE END._ Transcriber's Note: The book included a decorative image at the beginning of each chapter. The labels for these have been removed in the text version of this book The oe ligature has been expanded. There were many printer's errors in this publication, which have been corrected. Page 25 Extraordinay is now extraordinary. Page 112 physican is now physician. Page 158 Physycian is now for physician. Page 258 Prepartion is now preparation. Page 266 Tranformed is now transformed. Inconsistent use of accents has resulted in 2 words being amended. Chalons is now Châlons, and Eugene is now Eugène. End of Project Gutenberg's The Miraculous Medal, by Jean Marie Aladel