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 1 1 |       shown towards the august Mother of God or the Vicar of Jesus
 2 2 |        love towards the august Mother of God, will be repeated?
 3 2 |        reverence for the great Mother of God. But We must not
 4 3 |    dedicated to the Immaculate Mother, where the prodigies which
 5 5 |        surely follows that His Mother most holy should be recognized
 6 6 |       to us as united with His mother. The Lamb that is to rule
 7 7 |       is usually united with a mother, in the closest ties of
 8 7 |      Who could better than His Mother have an open knowledge of
 9 9 |        by which this most holy Mother is filled with zeal to bestow
10 10|        10. For is not Mary the Mother of Christ? Then she is our
11 10|        Christ? Then she is our Mother also. And we must in truth
12 10|       bosom of his most chaste Mother Christ took to Himself flesh,
13 10|   children of Mary, and she is Mother of us all. Mother, spiritually
14 10|       she is Mother of us all. Mother, spiritually indeed, but
15 10|  spiritually indeed, but truly Mother of the members of Christ,
16 11|     most Blessed Virgin is the Mother at once of God and men,
17 12|   prerogative of the Most Holy Mother to have furnished the material
18 12|      labors of the Son and the Mother, so that of both might have
19 12|     Jesus there stood Mary His Mother, not merely occupied in
20 13|  already mentioned between the Mother and the Son, it has been
21 14|        from attributing to the Mother of God a productive power
22 15|        elsewhere than with the Mother!
23 17|       and good, worship of the Mother of God ought to spring from
24 18|        crushed by him and that Mother of God that she had ever
25 19|        to keep free the future Mother of His Son not only from
26 20|      this is no other than the Mother of God. "Such was Mary,"
27 21|   virtues of this most Blessed Mother, we yet wish that the faithful
28 22|    sing thus the praise of the Mother of God: "Thou art all fair,
29 23|      because she was to be the Mother of Christ; and she was the
30 23|        Christ; and she was the Mother of Christ that the hope
31 24|    therefore saw the Most Holy Mother of God already in eternal
32 33| Conception of the most Blessed Mother of Christ, it seemed, as
33 33|       confidence in the Virgin Mother of God, the old religious