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 1 1 |          merciful, is the V irgin Mother of God. How fitting it is
 2 5 |         assiduously to the Virgin Mother of God through her Rosary
 3 6 |      dying Saviour bequeathed His Mother to His disciple John in
 4 6 |      highly prized than to be the Mother of those to whom Christ
 5 6 |           was, in very truth, the Mother of the Church, the Teacher
 6 7 |     assist and befriend us as our Mother; so that she who was so
 7 8 |           the care of a bountiful mother. How rightly, too, has every
 8 9 |      except through thee; none, O Mother of God, attains salvation
 9 13|      Faith, redound to the Virgin Mother of God. For from her, the
10 13|         call upon the name of the Mother of our God, and have found
11 15|                                 A Mother to the Nations~15. The unexampled
12 18|         the Blessed Virgin is the Mother of God, the news of their
13 19|     mighty and kindhearted Virgin Mother to obtain the things we
14 20|                                   Mother of Unity and Concord~20.
15 20|         special efficacy from the Mother of God, since she has been
16 22| reflecting further glory upon the Mother of God. It is common knowledge
17 23|       approval and the favor of a mother wholly devoted to her children.
18 25|         revealed at once as God's Mother and our Mother.~
19 25|           as God's Mother and our Mother.~
20 26|         to prove worthy of such a Mother and the gifts she bestows.
21 27|           her office of spiritual Mother. For Mary has not brought
22 27|      again to Christ of that same Mother whom God has endowed with
23 27|          desire of their merciful Mother but, on the contrary, give
24 30|         their heavenly Helper and Mother. There she will be invoked
25 31|           beseeching her as God's Mother, publicly and in private,
26 31|         desire: "Show thyself our Mother." May her motherly compassion
27 33|       last breath: Show thyself a Mother.~Given at Rome, at St. Peter'