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All glorious is the king's daughter as she enters,
her raiment threaded with gold. |
| Psalm 45:14 |
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O noble Virgin, who is your equal in greatness,
O dwelling place of God the Word?
To whom among all creatures shall I compare you, O Virgin?
You are greater than them all, O Covenant,
clothed with purity instead of gold!
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St. Athanasius, 4th century
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| Blessed are you among women. |
| Luke 1:42 |
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In Mary, God bestowed the greatest honor
ever put upon any individual of our fallen race.
God was taking upon him her flesh,
and humbling himself to be called her offspring;
such is the deep mystery.
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Ven. John Henry Newman, 19th century
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The Lord raises the lowly
and fills the hungry with good things. |
| Mary's Magnificat; Luke 1:52-53 |
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Mary stands out among the poor and humble of the Lord
who confidently await and receive salvation from him.
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Redemptoris Mater
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Blessed are you among women,
and blessed is the fruit of your womb.
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| Luke 1:42 |
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The love we show to the Mother of Jesus
is extremely pleasing to Christ.
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Bl. Colomba Marmion, 20th century
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| In hope, Abraham believed against hope. |
| Romans 4:18 |
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Mary should be contemplated and imitated above all,
as the woman who was docile to the voice of the Holy Spirit,
a woman of silence and attentiveness, a woman of hope who,
like Abraham, accepted God's will hoping against hope.
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Pope John Paul II, 20th century
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| You are all beautiful. |
| Song of Songs 1:15 |
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The Blessed Virgin is the superabundant
and exceedingly rich storehouse of Divine consolation.
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St. Bridget of Sweden, 14th century
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| I will put enmity between you and the woman. |
| Genesis 15:3 |
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In Mary,
the destinies of the world were to be reversed,
and the serpent's head bruised.
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Ven. John Henry Newman, 19th century
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| You are all beautiful. |
| Song of Songs 1:16 |
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Lady, in you, magnificence;
in you, the sum of all that in creation most can bless.
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St. Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th century
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