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 1 Intro,1   |      human being except Mary, the Mother of the Incarnate Word. He
 2 Intro,1(4)|  Incarnate Word and his most holy Mother: cf., for example, St. Bernard,
 3  I,2      |       place in this way. When his mother Mary had been betrothed
 4  I,3      |         his "spouse" has become a mother through the power of the
 5 II,4      |  Elizabeth said of the Redeemer's Mother, "blessed is she who believed,"
 6 II,5      |         share in the faith of the Mother of God and that in doing
 7 II,7      |           s parents, not only his mother, but also his father, who
 8 II,7      |          same way that he was the mother's spouse: in mind, not in
 9 II,8      |         for the task of being the Mother of God. Joseph is the one
10 II,13     |          that "his father and his mother marveled at what was said
11 II,14     |            take the child and his mother, and flee to Egypt, and
12 II,14     |            took the child and his mother by night, and departed to
13 II,16     |           of Mary the ever Virgin Mother of God and the memory of
14 III,18    |         precisely by becoming the Mother of God's Son. Becoming a
15 III,18    |          of God's Son. Becoming a Mother by the power of the Holy
16 III,20    |         his generous love for the Mother of God, and gave her a husband'
17 III,20    |           that the dignity of the Mother of God is so exalted that
18 III,20    |       eminent dignity whereby the Mother of God towers above all
19  V,27     | associated with itself: Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and Joseph, his
20 VI,31     |          to the Immaculate Virgin Mother of God," and the Church