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You are beautiful, my beloved. |
Song of Songs 1:16 |
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Most noble Queen, Mother of God, Mary Ever Virgin,
temple of God, his dwelling place, his masterpiece, his handmaid.
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St. Francis of Assisi, 13th century
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Full of grace. |
Luke 1:28 |
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Mary is the only pure creature
who has ever found favor in the eyes of God.
This, to the astonishment of the heavenly court
and the admiration of all humanity.
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St. Louise de Marillac, 17th century
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Hail, full of grace. |
Luke 1:28 |
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Hail, most pure Virgin Mother,
worthy of praise and veneration,
treasure of innocence, splendor of sanctity.
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St. Germanus, 5th century
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God raises up the lowly. |
Luke 1:52 |
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O blessed day
that saw the humble handmade of the Lord
raised and borne aloft to such great glory,
made Queen of Heaven and mistress of the world.
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St. Peter Canisius, 16th century
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Come, blessed of my Father. |
Jesus; Matthew 25:24 |
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Oh blessed day
that saw the humble handmade of the Lord
raised and borne aloft to such great glory,
made Queen of Heaven and mistress of the world.
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St. Peter Canisius, 16th century
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Let it be done to me
as you say. |
Mary; Luke 1:38 |
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It is as if Mary were saying: I am a painter’s canvas;
let the Almighty Painter draw as he wishes
and do as he pleases.
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Bl. Alphonsus de Orozco,16th century
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Full of grace... |
Luke 1:28 |
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Protected with grace by him
who was to be the Savior of humankind-fallen into sin,
Mary escaped all shadow of evil.
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St. Pio of Pietrelcina, 20th century
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Blessed are the pure of heart. |
Jesus; Matthew 5:8 |
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It is easy to be proud and selfish;
but we have been created for greater things.
How much we can learn from Our Lady.
She was so humble because she was all for God.
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Bl. Teresa of Calcutta, 20th century
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