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| Mary. |
| Luke 1:27 |
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Your name, O Mother of God,
is filled with divine graces and blessings.
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St. Methodius, 9th century
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| The Holy Spirit will come upon you. |
| Luke 1:35 |
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Only by the power of the Holy Spirit
who overshadowed her, was Mary able to accept
what is impossible with men, but not with God.
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St. John Paul II, 20th century
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| You are all beautiful. |
| Song of Songs; 4:7 |
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Look upon the rainbow;
that is, consider the beauty, holiness and dignity of blessed Mary;
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St. Anthony of Padua, 13th century
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| The mother of my Lord. |
| Luke 1:43 |
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Jesus is always with Mary:
great, powerful, operative, and incomprehensible.
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St. Louis de Montfort, 17th century
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| God sent his Son, born of a woman. |
| Galatians 4:4 |
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The very creator of Mary was born of Mary.
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St. Augustine of Hippo, 5th century
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| The mother of Jesus. |
| John 2:1 |
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Always stay close to this Heavenly Mother,
because she is the sea to be crossed
to reach the shores of Eternal Splendor.
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St. Pio of Pietrelcina, 20th century
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| Standing by the cross of Jesus was his mother. |
| John 19:25 |
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We can learn from Mary to trust in God
even when all hope seems lost.
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St. John Paul II, 20th century
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| I am the handmaid of the Lord. |
| Mary; Luke 1:38 |
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Hail, O Virgin Mary, Mother and handmaid;
Virgin, for the sake of him who was born from you;
Mother, for the sake of him whom you carried in your arms.
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St. Cyril of Alexandria, 5th century
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