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| Hail, full of grace. |
| Luke 1:28 |
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Mary, Mother of God, we salute you,
precious vessel, worthy of the world’s reverence.
In your holy womb was confined him
who is beyond all limitation.
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St. Cyril of Alexandria, 5th century
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| My spirit rejoices in God my savior. |
| Luke 1:47 |
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The Blessed Virgin Mary,
enthroned above all the choirs of angels,
was of all creatures that came from the hand of the Almighty
the one who most worthily honors and serves the divine Majesty.
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Bl. Peter Favre, 16th century
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Blessed are you among women,
and blessed is the fruit of your womb. |
| 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. Columba Marmion, 20th century
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The power of the Most High
will overshadow you.
Therefore the child to be born
will be called holy,
the Son of God.
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| Luke 1:35 |
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Mary was created to give Jesus to the world.
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Bl. James Alberione, 20th century
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| My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord. |
| Mary; Luke 1:46 |
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Mary wanted God to be great in the world,
great in her life and present among us all.
She knew that if God is great, we too are great;
our life is not oppressed but raised and expanded.
It is precisely then that it becomes great in the splendor of God.
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His Holiness, Benedict XVI
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Blessed is he
who comes in the name of the Lord! |
| Matthew 21:9 |
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Mary, Mother of God,
you are the place that held him whom no place can contain.
Because of you the holy gospels could say:
‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.’
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St. Cyril of Alexandria, 5th century
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A great sign appeared in the sky,
a woman clothed with the sun,
with the moon under her feet,
and on her head a crown of twelve stars. |
| Book of Revelation 12:1 |
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Today angels and archangels are in jubilation;
not the least of their praise is to refer praise to the Mother of Glory.
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St. John Damascene, 8th century
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Your light shall rise in the darkness.
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| Isaiah 58:10 |
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The Mother of Christ is fittingly called Mary,
which means 'illumined in herself'.
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St. Thomas Aquinas, 13th century
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