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 1 2 |      sacred mysteries, or in the prayers which we speak and repeat
 2 5 |        our failing and defective prayers may be strengthened with
 3 6 |                   6. Nor can our prayers fail to ascend to Him as
 4 6 |         savour, commended by the prayers of the Virgin. And He it
 5 7 |      shall devoutly repeat these prayers, that shall ponder with
 6 7 |      crowns for her of righteous prayers and lovely praises! And
 7 7 |         And if, indeed, by those prayers we desire to render to God
 8 7 |        and the recitation of the prayers. It is thus a kind of prayer
 9 8 | Mysteries pass by they cause our prayers to be transformed into impulses
10 8 |         God. To thee we lift our prayers, for thou art the Mediatrix,
11 11|          propitiously our common prayers and fulfil our common hopes.