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You will conceive and give birth to a son,
and you are to call him Jesus. |
| Luke 1:31 |
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Be very grateful to the Madonna
because it was she who gave us Jesus.
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St. Pio of Pietrelcina, 20th century
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| Blessed is she who believed. |
| Luke 1:5 |
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What the virgin, Eve, had bound through unbelief,
the Virgin Mary set free through faith.
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St. Irenaeus, 2nd century
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| You are the highest honor of our race. |
| Judith 15:9 |
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Mary, you are the vessel and tabernacle containing all mysteries.
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St. Gregory the Great, 6th century
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| She is the image of his goodness. |
| Wisdom 7:26 |
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No one has ever loved God so intimately as Mary.
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St. Bridget of Sweden, 14th century
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| Mary, the mother of Jesus. |
| John 2:1 |
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In Mary are seen all the riches of heaven
congregated and collected into one.
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St. Lawrence of Brindisi, 16h century
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| The virgin’s name was Mary. |
| Luke 1:27 |
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Mother and maiden, was never none but she;
Well may such a lady God’s mother be.
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Old English Carol
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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 couldn’t have made another more perfect
than the Mother of God.
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St. Bonaventure, 13th century
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| The Mother of Jesus was there. |
| John 2:1 |
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Be joyful,
for there is someone who loves your God as he deserves,
who knows him as her only Son.
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St. Teresa of Avila, 16th century
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