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 1 1 |       dignity and glory to which God has raised the Most August
 2 2 |    Incarnation and Redemption~2. God predestined her from all
 3 2 |         The Only-begotten Son of God ever paid to His Most Holy
 4 4 |     sanctuaries of the Mother of God. To this Divine Mother we
 5 5 |         one and the same Father, God; who have drunk in one and
 6 7 |         is for all men; not that God's decrees can be changed,
 7 7 |         to receive what Almighty God bath decreed from eternity
 8 7 |   greatest efficacy in obtaining God's assistance when offered
 9 8 |          banner of the Mother of God,"-of her, whom sacred literature
10 9 |     Difference Between Prayer to God and to the Saints: An Objection
11 9 |        the name of the Mother of God," fresh efficacy and fresh
12 9 |       way from the honour due to God, as though it indicated
13 9 |         Mary's patronage than in God's power, it is rather this
14 9 |      this which especially moves God, and wins His mercy for
15 9 |          we may pray not only to God himself, but also to the
16 9 |      manner; because we ask from God as from the Source of all
17 9 |         the first way we pray to God alone, because all our prayers
18 9 | obtaining grace and glory, which God alone gives, according to
19 9 |         angels and men, not that God may learn our petition through
20 9 |        Saints ascended up before God from the hand of the angel" (
21 9 |        with the august Mother of God in obtaining grace? Who
22 9 |     allowed more power in moving God? Who can compare with her
23 9 |    Blessed in the same way as to God; for we ask the Holy Trinity
24 9 |       common with our worship of God, so that the Church even
25 9 |      words with which we pray to God: "Have mercy on sinners."
26 9 |          great her favour before God, that whosoever in his need
27 10|          whom the Holy Mother of God is exalted." To those, therefore,
28 10|        to the city of the living God, the Heavenly Jerusalem,
29 12|          the Lord, the Most High God, above all women upon the