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He will be called
Son of the Most High. |
Luke 1:32 |
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The first human creature permitted to discover Christ
was Mary, who lived with Joseph
in the same house in Nazareth.
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'Redemptoris Mater'
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All generations will call me blessed. |
Mary; Luke 1:48 |
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Mary is the first Christian.
The imitation of Mary is relevant to all Christians.
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St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, 20th century
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Hail, full of grace. |
Luke 1:28 |
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Never imagine that we obscure the glory of the Son
by the praise we lavish on the Mother;
for the more Mary is honored,
the greater is the glory of her Son.
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St. Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th century
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You are all beautiful. |
Song of Songs 4:7 |
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God could have made a greater world,
but he could not have made a mother
more perfect than the Mother of God.
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St. Bonaventure, 13th century
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God gives grace to the humble. |
James 4:6 |
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The heart of Mary, more than any other,
is a humble heart, capable of accepting God’s gifts.
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Pope Francis, 21st century
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My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord. |
Mary; Luke 1:46 |
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Let Mary’s soul be in each of us
to proclaim the greatness of the Lord.
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St. Ambrose, 4th century
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The kindness and generous love
of our Savior appeared. |
Titus 3:4 |
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Holy are you, O Mary,
who gave birth to a Savior for the lost human race.
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St. Anselm, 12th century
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You are all beautiful. |
Song of Songs 4:7 |
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It was only fitting, that the Virgin to whose care
God the Father was pleased to confide his only Son
should shine with a dazzling purity,
surpassing all but that of God himself
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St. Anselm, 12th century
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