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 1 1 | magisterium as a truth revealed by God that the Most Blessed Virgin
 2 1 |       towards the august Mother of God or the Vicar of Jesus Christ. ~
 3 2 |       towards the august Mother of God, will be repeated? Of all
 4 2 |            for the great Mother of God. But We must not omit to
 5 3 |          to penetrate the works of God or to estimate them in the
 6 3 |        secret gifts of grace which God has bestowed upon His Church
 7 3 |           Surely the Providence of God has shown itself admirable
 8 4 |         these great benefits which God has granted through the
 9 5 |         immaculate in the sight of God? For if to Mary it was truly
10 5 |         and bring forth the Son of God and if she did receive in
11 5 |           Nativ. Dom.): the Son of God made man, being the "author
12 6 |         think otherwise? Could not God have given us, in another
13 6 |         David escorting the arc of God with dancing and psalmody;
14 8 |           know thee the only truly God, and Jesus Christ whom thou
15 10|        conceive the Eternal Son of God merely in order that He
16 11|           is the Mother at once of God and men, who can doubt that
17 12|           flesh to the Only Son of God, Who was to be born with
18 13|            is the mediator between God and man. Nevertheless, by
19 14|       attributing to the Mother of God a productive power of grace -
20 14|           a power which belongs to God alone. Yet, since Mary carries
21 17|           worship of the Mother of God ought to spring from the
22 18|          by him and that Mother of God that she had ever been a
23 18|      infinite opposition separates God from sin? There certainly
24 19|                        19. If then God has such a horror of sin
25 20|      example: by the providence of God, however, another example
26 20|           other than the Mother of God. "Such was Mary," very pertinently
27 21|          hope, and charity towards God and our neighbor. Of these
28 21|            made Himself the Son of God" (John xix., 7). But she
29 21|            again. Then the love of God with which she burned made
30 22|            praise of the Mother of God: "Thou art all fair, O Mary,
31 24|      Leaving aside charity towards God, who can contemplate the
32 24|            the Most Holy Mother of God already in eternal happiness,
33 24|          to the perfect charity of God, and to eternal happiness.
34 25|           and entreaty, implore of God, through the intercession
35 27|           in the mercy of Almighty God and in the authority of
36 27|           there for some time pray God for the liberty and exaltation
37 27|        life united in charity with God. ~
38 33|            in the Virgin Mother of God, the old religious spirit
39 33|          mercy and no knowledge of God on the earth. Blasphemy
40 33|           arbiter of peace between God and man: "I will set my