The Rosary and Lepanto - When the Power of Prayer saves Christianity

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One of the most rewarding events in the history of the Catholic Church was the Battle of Lepanto, which took place in 1571, forty years after Our Lady had appeared to Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill (what is now the famous shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City).  We, the people of God, have always been blessed and rewarded for the trust we have had in Our Lord Jesus and His Mother Mary.  Whenever we have prayed the Rosary, They have granted us the power to overcome the enemy.
At about this time, without having any definite information on the progress of the battle, Saint Pope Pius V turned to the entire Christian world and asked  them to begin a Rosary Crusade!  And the result?  Out of the 170 enemy galleys (ships) only 40 escaped!  130 were either sunk or captured.  The Christian forces lost 15 galleys and they were able to free 13, 000 Christian slaves.
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