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| Blessed is she who believed. |
| Luke 1:45 |
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Through Mary, streams of grace flowed down upon us.
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St. Faustina Kowalska, 20th century
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| The virgin's name was Mary. |
| Luke 1:27 |
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The world,
being unworthy to receive the son of God directly
from the hands of the Father...
He gave his Son to Mary for the world to receive him from her.
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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| The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. |
| John 1:14 |
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The Son of God became man for our salvation
but only in Mary and through Mary.
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St. Louis de Montfort, 18th century
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| The virgin’s name was Mary. |
| Luke 1:27 |
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How much we can learn from Our Lady
because she was all for God.
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St. Teresa of Kolkata, 20th century
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| The mother of my Lord. |
| Luke 1:43 |
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God’s grace enfolded Mary
and made her worthy of becoming the Mother of Christ.
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Pope Francis, 21st century
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| A virgin shall conceive and bear a son. |
| Matthew 1:23 |
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Show us Jesus, the fruit of your womb,
O clement Virgin Mary.
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'Salve Regina', Middle Ages
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| Let it be, 'fiat'. |
| Mary; Luke 1:38 |
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With Mary’s ‘yes’, God became man.
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St. Thomas of Villanova, 16th century
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| I am the handmaid of the Lord. |
| Mary; Luke 1:38 |
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Mary, being the handmaid of the Lord,
was completely empty of self,
and God filled her with grace.
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St. Teresa of Kolkata, 20th century
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