Dives in misericordia
   Chap., §
 1   5,    9   |         uttered during her visit to Elizabeth, the wife of Zechariah: "


Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 2   1,  19    |            the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, foretells at the Jordan
 3   3,  51    |            is greeted by her cousin Elizabeth, herself "full of the Holy


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 4   6,  55    |             himself to be adored by Elizabeth, radiating his light as


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
 5   2,  45    |             in the words with which Elizabeth rejoices in her pregnancy: "
 6   2,  45    |         between the Virgin Mary and Elizabeth, and between the two children
 7   2,  45    |          also speedily declared ... Elizabeth was the first to hear the
 8   3,  61(60)|         meeting of the two mothers, Elizabeth and Mary, and their two


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
 9   1,  8     |              for she was greeted by Elizabeth as "blessed among women."~
10   1,  12    |          there "in haste," to visit Elizabeth her kinswoman. The reason
11   1,  12    |             made special mention of Elizabeth, who in her old age had
12   1,  12    |            of God: "your kins woman Elizabeth in her old age has also
13   1,  12    |            had been accomplished in Elizabeth in order to answer Mary'
14   1,  12    |             happened in the case of Elizabeth, and even more so.~Moved
15   1,  12    |        kinswoman. When Mary enters, Elizabeth replies to her greeting
16   1,  12    |            womb!" (cf. Lk. 1:40-42) Elizabeth's exclamation or acclamation
17   1,  12    |        significant are the words of Elizabeth in the question which follows: "
18   1,  12    |             come to me?" (Lk. 1:43) Elizabeth bears witness to Mary: she
19   1,  12    |           the Messiah. The son whom Elizabeth is carrying in her womb
20   1,  12    |        Messiah.~While every word of Elizabeth's greeting is filled with
21   1,  12    |         Mary's faith, proclaimed by Elizabeth at the Visitation, indicates
22   1,  13    | Annunciation, and the very words of Elizabeth: "And blessed is she who
23   1,  13    |              Rightly therefore does Elizabeth praise Mary: "And blessed
24   1,  13    |         herself at the threshold of Elizabeth and Zechariah's house as
25   1,  13    |             the Son of God. This is Elizabeth's joyful discovery: "The
26   1,  14    |           God" (Lk. 1:35).~However, Elizabeth's words "And blessed is
27   1,  17    |             the blessing uttered by Elizabeth at the Visitation: "Blessed
28   1,  19    |              These words, spoken by Elizabeth after the Annunciation,
29   2,  27    |        sense share in Mary's faith.~Elizabeth's words "Blessed is she
30   2,  27    |           faith, in accordance with Elizabeth's words. Those who from
31   2,  36    |                            36. When Elizabeth greeted her young kinswoman
32   2,  36    |        Magnificat. In her greeting, Elizabeth first called Mary "blessed"
33   2,  36    |             at the Visitation, when Elizabeth's greeting bears witness
34   2,  36    |            Mary on the threshold of Elizabeth's house are an inspired