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Queen of the Rosary - Lima, Peru
Commemorated on August 30
One of the most famous devotees to the cult of Most Holy Lady was the mystical Peruvian Isabella Flores, then known as Rose of Santa Maria (1586-1617) or more commonly Saint Rose of Lima. Since her childhood she felt particularly drawn to a painting of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Lima. She often went to pray before this image to be enlightened and helped. Rosa received a response several times of the comfort of the Mother of God. The Church Inquisition imposed a thorough examination to be held by her confessor, prior of the Dominican convent of Lima, Fr. Di Lorenzano. The confessor, supported by the consultant for mystical theology, Dr. Juan Castillo, Rosa was asked how Mary had told her about the image of the painting, and she then she says: "In a silent language without words, without sound and without movement the lips. Her image of the painting of light rays emanating at times thin by which I understand with the intellect, what about the inner Most Holy Virgin, in a deeper way than by a clear vision or words. "
From the hagiographic information of that time we learned she that was in the habit of making twice a year a wonderful dress for the Mother of God. In one of these occasions, the mystic said: "I Rose of the Mother of God as an unworthy servant of the Queen of Angels, with the help of God sewed a dress for her."
Embroidered on the gown were six hundred Hail Marys, Salve Reginas as well as many dates and festivals dedicated to the glory of fifteen pilgrimages in the mountains to visit Santa Elisabetta. The velvet and the skirt hems still contained six hundred Ave with an equal number of Salve Regina in glory at the inner joy for the birth of the Divine Child. Rose of Lima was a Dominican tertiary, was beatified in 1668 and was as the first American canonized in 1671, was proclaimed patron saint of Peru and then all of South America, India and the Philippines. "The Queen of the Rosary" of Lima was chosen by the King of Spain, Philip IV, as a patron and protector of the country, from 1668, the patroness of Latin America. It is celebrated on August 30.
Source: Hierzenberger 1997 p 150