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 1 1 |         the Most Blessed Virgin Mary in the first instant of
 2 3 | Catholic faith the exemption of Mary from the original stain,
 3 5 |        more direct road than by Mary for uniting all mankind
 4 5 |         sight of God? For if to Mary it was truly said: "Blessed
 5 6 |        have the Man-God through Mary, who conceived Him by the
 6 6 |        Christ from the hands of Mary. Hence whenever the Scriptures
 7 6 |    father of mankind, looked to Mary crushing the serpent's head,
 8 6 |        after Christ, we find in Mary the end of the law and the
 9 7 |        the foundation of faith? Mary not only preserved and meditated
10 8 |         and since it is through Mary that we attain to the knowledge
11 8 |    knowledge of Christ, through Mary also we most easily obtain
12 10|                  10. For is not Mary the Mother of Christ? Then
13 10|        to believe in Him. Hence Mary, carrying the Savior within
14 10|         issued from the womb of Mary like a body united to its
15 10|          we are all children of Mary, and she is Mother of us
16 12|      Cross of Jesus there stood Mary His Mother, not merely occupied
17 12|    suffering between Christ and Mary she merited to become most
18 13|         Ephesians iv., 16). But Mary, as St. Bernard justly remarks,
19 14|        to God alone. Yet, since Mary carries it over all in holiness
20 14|       on high" (Hebrews i. b.). Mary sitteth at the right hand
21 15|         good reason claimed for Mary that - as the constant companion
22 15|    Hapless are they who neglect Mary under pretext of the honor
23 16|        Immaculate Conception of Mary should have in view. No
24 17|      out what the divine Son of Mary commands. For if true love
25 17|       should have one will with Mary to serve Jesus our Lord.
26 18|        Immaculate Conception of Mary. For leaving aside tradition
27 18|       was formed in the womb of Mary of a flesh which had ever,
28 18|     sins in His blood, accorded Mary the grace and special privilege
29 19|     homage to gain the heart of Mary to correct his vicious and
30 20|        Mother of God. "Such was Mary," very pertinently points
31 20|       the virginity and life of Mary from whom as from a mirror
32 21|       these virtues the life of Mary bears in all its phases
33 22|         confess that the Virgin Mary has been from the first
34 22|      God: "Thou art all fair, O Mary, and the stain of original
35 24|      woman signified the Virgin Mary, the stainless one who brought
36 25|     through the intercession of Mary, that those who have abandoned
37 33|        we trust as we should in Mary, now especially when we