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 1 1 |   increased ardour in prayer to Mary, the Queen of Heaven. Besides,
 2 2 |         The recourse we have to Mary in prayer follows upon the
 3 2 |        Rosary all the part that Mary took as our co-Redemptress
 4 2 |          but with the assent of Mary, who conceives Him by the
 5 2 |         pass by the greeting of Mary who had been inspired to
 6 2 |     there the young Child, with Mary, His Mother. Then, that
 7 2 |     Temple; and by the hands of Mary He is there presented to
 8 2 |    presented to the Lord. It is Mary who, in the mysterious losing
 9 3 |     death, not there do we find Mary. But she knew beforehand
10 3 |       it was before the eyes of Mary that was to be finished
11 4 | promised by Christ. And behold, Mary is in the room, and there,
12 5 |        certainly obtain through Mary the fulness of the mercies
13 5 |         our prayerful voices to Mary. Thus is confirmed that
14 5 |        we again and again greet Mary, it is precisely that our
15 7 |   Remember, O most pious Virgin Mary, that never was it heard
16 7 |         blessings-Oh, how shall Mary in all these things rejoice!
17 7 |       And of this generosity of Mary to our supplications we
18 8 |       therefrom, by the gift of Mary, abundance of the food of
19 8 |         power over the heart of Mary. Yes, we fly to thee, we
20 11|      come to us by the hands of Mary" (St. Bernard), receive