Association
The Association of Marian Entrepreneurs is a response to Mary’s promise at Fatima, announcing the triumph of her Immaculate Heart. The Association was founded to realize this triumph by every fair means.
Anyone can become a Marian entrepreneur. The essence of this entrepreneurship, as the name suggests (orig. entreprendre – to undertake), is to undertake initiatives that lead to a greater understanding and deeper love of Mary in Poland and around the world. A Marian entrepreneur, committed to perfecting their intellectual faculties (intellect and will), is guided by these to courageously undertake actions—according to their own abilities, circumstances, and talents—aimed at realizing the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on earth.
The Association does not represent any party, group, or community. It is fundamentally beyond divisions. Members of the Association are individuals who desire to serve Our Lady and take a part in Her work. They undertake various initiatives according to their own abilities.
The aim of the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary is realized by the members of the Association not only in an intellectual way, but also encompasses and binds their will, through their solemn offering of the Act of Consecration and through its joint annual renewal.
Consecration to the triumph of the Immaculate Heart is a kind of “signing a contract” with Mary. Like other contracts, such as an employment contract, such an act binds our will to an aim, but with such a difference: by vowing to persevere in the aim of the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we can be sure that we are choosing the right aim in the absolute sense (not one of many particular aims), guaranteeing that we will reach the harbor of reality, and in the longer term, the harbor of eternity.
More about purposefulness here.
The Association of Marian Entrepreneurs is registered in Warsaw, under number 631.
Association Regulations for download [in PDF format]
Founders of the Association:
Monika Golonka
Maria Kołacz-Kozłowska
Anna Rychlik