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1 10 | 10. So it is that St. Ephrem,
2 11(13) | Dittochaeum, XXVII: PL LX, 102 A. ~
3 17(19) | Ssmae Deiparae: PG XCVII, 1079 B. ~
4 18(20) | Ssmae Deiparae: PG XCVII, 1099 A. ~
5 38(49) | haer., V, 19, 1: PG VII, 1175 B. ~
6 23(28) | S. Agatho: PL LXXXVII, 1221 A. ~
7 42(57) | ASS, XXVIII, 1895-1896, p.130. ~
8 14(16) | Petrus Chrysologus, Sermo 142, De Annuntiatione B.M.V.:
9 24(30) | praeexcelsa. d. d. 28 Febr. a. 1476. ~
10 15 | 15. Moreover Epiphanius, the
11 17 | 17. St. Andrew of Crete frequently
12 10(11) | t. III (graece), Romae, 1747, pag. 546. ~
13 24(31) | Dominae, d. d. 27 Sept. a. 1748. ~
14 10(10) | Lamy, t. II, Mechliniae, 1886, hymn. XIX, p. 624. ~
15 42(57) | Adiumcem populi: ASS, XXVIII, 1895-1896, p.130. ~
16 42(57) | populi: ASS, XXVIII, 1895-1896, p.130. ~
17 13(14) | Chrysocephali). Cf. PG XIII, 1902 D. ~
18 42(58) | Ad diem illum: ASS XXXVI, 1903-1904, p.455. ~
19 42(58) | diem illum: ASS XXXVI, 1903-1904, p.455. ~
20 35(45) | Quas primas: AAS XVII, 1925, p. 599. ~
21 38(50) | Auspicatus profecto: AAS XXV, 1933, p. 80. ~
22 38(51) | Mystici Corporis: AAS XXXV, 1943, p. 247. ~
23 3(2) | Fulgens corona: AAS XXXXV, 1953, p. 577 sq. ~
24 52 | eleventh day of October, 1954, in the sixteenth year of
25 23(27) | Epist. XIV: PL LXXXVII, 199-200 A. ~
26 2 | 2. Following upon the frightful
27 23(27) | Epist. XIV: PL LXXXVII, 199-200 A. ~
28 21 | 21. And finally St. Ildephonsus
29 22 | 22. The theologians of the
30 23 | 23. The Supreme Shepherds of
31 23(29) | Hardouin, Acta Conciliorum, IV, 234; 238: PL LXXXIX, 508 B. ~
32 23(29) | Acta Conciliorum, IV, 234; 238: PL LXXXIX, 508 B. ~
33 24 | 24. We wish also to recall
34 38(51) | Corporis: AAS XXXV, 1943, p. 247. ~
35 26 | 26. Furthermore, the sacred
36 4(3) | Cf. AAS XXXVIII, 1946, p. 264 sq. ~
37 20(25) | Fortunati): PL LXXXVIII, 282 B et 283 A. ~
38 20(25) | PL LXXXVIII, 282 B et 283 A. ~
39 29 | 29. We read, moreover, in the
40 3 | 3. It is gratifying to recall
41 30 | 30. Furthermore, the Latin
42 19(21) | Deiparae, I: PG XCVIII, 303 A. ~
43 31 | 31. To these and others should
44 19(22) | Ssmae Deiparae, n PG XCVIII, 315 C. ~
45 47 | in the whole world on the 31st of May. We likewise ordain
46 40(52) | Mariae Virginis: PG LXXXVII, 3238 D; 3242 A. ~
47 40(52) | Virginis: PG LXXXVII, 3238 D; 3242 A. ~
48 37(48) | sect. II (ed Vivès, XIX, 327). ~
49 16(18) | S. Modesti): PG LXXXVI, 3306 B. ~
50 34 | 34. As We have already mentioned,
51 35 | 35. But the Blessed Virgin
52 40(53) | Mariae Virginis: PG XCVIII, 354 B. ~
53 36 | 36. Now, in the accomplishing
54 37 | 37. For "just as Christ, because
55 38 | 38. From these considerations,
56 39 | 39. Certainly, in the full
57 40 | 40. Hence it cannot be doubted
58 41 | 41. In order to understand
59 42 | 42. Besides, the Blessed Virgin
60 44 | 44. Theologians and preachers,
61 45 | 45. For the rest, in this as
62 42(58) | ASS XXXVI, 1903-1904, p.455. ~
63 46 | 46. From the ancient Christian
64 47 | 47. Since we are convinced,
65 11(12) | XVIII, v. 58; PG XXXVII, 485. ~
66 49 | 49. All, according to their
67 15(17) | Ep. Constantin.: PL LXII, 498 D. ~
68 5 | 5. And now, that We may bring
69 50 | 50. In some countries of the
70 51 | 51. By this Encyclical Letter
71 52 | 52. Earnestly desiring that
72 10(11) | graece), Romae, 1747, pag. 546. ~
73 45(60) | generis: AAS XLII, 1950, p. 569. ~
74 3(2) | corona: AAS XXXXV, 1953, p. 577 sq. ~
75 14(16) | Annuntiatione B.M.V.: PL LII, 579 C; cf. etiam 582 B; 584
76 14(16) | PL LII, 579 C; cf. etiam 582 B; 584 A: "Regina totius
77 14(16) | 579 C; cf. etiam 582 B; 584 A: "Regina totius exstitit
78 41(55) | Deus: Acta Pii IX, I, p. 597-598. ~
79 41(55) | Acta Pii IX, I, p. 597-598. ~
80 35(45) | primas: AAS XVII, 1925, p. 599. ~
81 42(56) | Ibid. p. 618. ~
82 10(10) | Mechliniae, 1886, hymn. XIX, p. 624. ~
83 7 | 7. It is Our pleasure to recall
84 40(54) | Mariae Virginis: PG XCVI, 715 A. ~
85 20(23) | Dormitionem B.M.V.: P.G. XCVI, 719 A. ~
86 3(1) | Deus: AAS XXXXII 1950, p. 753 sq. ~
87 8 | 8. From early times Christians
88 38(50) | profecto: AAS XXV, 1933, p. 80. ~
89 14(15) | nominibus hebraeis: PL XXIII, 886. ~
90 9 | 9. Hence it is not surprising
91 50 | may the Virgin, who is able to subdue violence beneath
92 2 | moral evils are being spread abroad in what may be described
93 38 | work of our salvation was accomplished by a kind of "recapitulation,"49
94 36 | 36. Now, in the accomplishing of this work of redemption,
95 37 | also (is our queen), on account of the unique manner in
96 47 | reflection, that great good will accrue to the Church if this solidly
97 8 | and a son, they readily acknowledged the supreme royal dignity
98 35 | natural right, but also by an acquired right: that which He won
99 26 | the sacred liturgy, which acts as a faithful reflection
100 38 | who, free of the stain of actual and original sin, and ever
101 31 | these and others should be added the Litany of Loreto which
102 42(57) | Leo XIII, litt. enc. Adiumcem populi: ASS, XXVIII, 1895-
103 32 | seated upon a royal throne adorned with royal insignia, crowned
104 38(49) | S. Irenaeus, Adv. haer., V, 19, 1: PG VII,
105 4 | known that we have taken advantage of every opportunity - through
106 48 | and beg for strength in adversity, light in darkness, consolation
107 29(36) | Missale Aethiopicum, Anaphora Dominae nostrae
108 5 | Virgin Mary, Queen. This will afford a climax, as it were, to
109 | again
110 22 | testimonies handed down long ago, have called the most Blessed
111 25(32) | S. Alfonso, Le glone de Maria, p. I,
112 49 | should strive to bring alive the wondrous virtues of
113 47 | like a luminous lamp raised aloft, by Our Apostolic authority
114 25 | For all these reasons St. Alphonsus Ligouri, in collecting the
115 | always
116 | am
117 3 | together with her only1a Son, amid the heavenly choirs of angels
118 14 | the following statement amidst various interpretations
119 39 | though in a limited and analogous way, in His royal dignity.
120 38 | He is our Redeemer, so, analogously, the Most Blessed Virgin
121 29(36) | Missale Aethiopicum, Anaphora Dominae nostrae Mariae,
122 17(19) | S. Andreas Cretensis, Homilia II in
123 17 | 17. St. Andrew of Crete frequently attributes
124 14 | Mary' means 'Domina.' The Angel therefore addresses her
125 44 | Mother of God, which the Angelic Doctor teaches must be attributed
126 2 | crisis fills Us with a great anguish, and so with confidence
127 32 | Christian principles and is animated by their spirit as something
128 40(52) | S. Sophronius, In annuntianone Beatae Mariae Virginis:
129 14(16) | Chrysologus, Sermo 142, De Annuntiatione B.M.V.: PL LII, 579 C; cf.
130 36 | the devout disciple of St. Anselm (Eadmer, ed.) wrote in the
131 30 | Holy Queen" and the lovely antiphons "Hail, Queen of the Heavens," "
132 8(7) | Apoc. XIX, 16. ~
133 3(1) | Cf. constitutio apostolica Munificentissirnus Deus:
134 [Title]| THE PATRIARCHS, PRIMATES, ~ARCHBISHOPS, BISHIOPS, AND OTHER LOCAL
135 27(33) | Ex liturgia Armenorum: in festo Assumptionis,
136 27 | the ranks of the heavenly army bow before thee."33~
137 32 | enriched with works of highest artistic value and greatest beauty;
138 30 | Today the Virgin Mary ascends into heaven: rejoice because
139 49 | envy and avarice thrust aside, will promote love among
140 10(11) | Matrem; Opera omnia, Ed. Assemani, t. III (graece), Romae,
141 3 | of the faithful who had assembled from every part of the world,
142 12 | indicated through direct assertion by those who call her "Lady," "
143 11 | world,"12 while Prudentius asserts that the Mother marvels "
144 37 | unique manner in which she assisted in our redemption, by giving
145 39 | the divine Christ, as His associate in the redemption, in his
146 3 | defined the dogma of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
147 39 | her union with Christ she attains a radiant eminence transcending
148 17 | Andrew of Crete frequently attributes the dignity of a Queen to
149 4 | opportunity - through personal audiences and radio broadcasts - to
150 38(50) | Pius XI, epist. Auspicatus profecto: AAS XXV, 1933,
151 50 | and repeated protests have availed nothing to remove these
152 49 | brothers, and with all envy and avarice thrust aside, will promote
153 44 | the Blessed Virgin, must avoid straying from the correct
154 28(35) | Officium hymni Axathistos (in ritu byzantino). ~
155 50 | and tempests and brings back cloudless skies, look upon
156 50 | creation, whose radiant glance banishes storms and tempests and
157 3 | especially in the Liberian Basilica - giving testimony in a
158 9 | the Mother of the Lord," basing their stand on the words
159 48 | feast-days honored; may the beads of the Rosary be in the
160 | become
161 | becomes
162 48 | our Queen and Mother, and beg for strength in adversity,
163 | begin
164 | beginning
165 2 | violent flood. Occasionally We behold justice giving way; and,
166 8 | of grace above all other beings created by God. He "will
167 50 | able to subdue violence beneath her foot, grant to them
168 24 | the king whom she bore." Benedict XIV declared the same thing
169 52 | We impart the Apostolic Benediction. ~Given at Rome, from St.
170 24(31) | Benedictus XIV, bulla Gloriosae Dominae,
171 5 | Year of Mary to a happy and beneficial conclusion, and in response
172 7 | towards her, to the spiritual benefit of all mankind. ~
173 | beside
174 | Besides
175 16(17a)| Queen" seems to be the best English equivalent. "Ruler",
176 41 | In order to understand better this sublime dignity of
177 44 | that is to say, they must beware of unfounded opinions and
178 28 | defies description, will give birth to Jesus the king."34 In
179 [Title]| PRIMATES, ~ARCHBISHOPS, BISHIOPS, AND OTHER LOCAL ORDINARIES ~
180 15 | Moreover Epiphanius, the bishop of Constantinople, writing
181 3 | multitude of Cardinals, Bishops, priests, and of the faithful
182 50 | example in the midst of bitter trials. ~
183 48 | than jewels; may none utter blasphemous words, the sign of a defiled
184 51 | Look upon the rainbow, and bless Him that made it; surely
185 1 | she is crowned in heavenly blessedness with the glory of a Queen. ~
186 [Title]| Brethren, Health and Apostolic Blessing. ~
187 35 | but with the precious blood of Christ, as of a Lamb
188 3 | she is present in soul and body reigning, together with
189 48 | goodness; let no one be so bold as to speak a syllable which
190 6 | of the Church and in the books of the sacred liturgy. ~
191 28 | Lady; for thou who hast borne Christ the king art exalted
192 | both
193 35 | ourselves now, since Christ has bought us 'at a great price'."44,45~
194 38 | sin, and ever most closely bound to her Son, on Golgotha
195 27 | ranks of the heavenly army bow before thee."33~
196 51 | surely it is beautiful in its brightness. It encompasses the heaven
197 50 | storms and tempests and brings back cloudless skies, look
198 4 | personal audiences and radio broadcasts - to exhort Our children
199 49 | sincere desire for true brotherhood, not harming or injuring
200 20 | son," whose "snow-white brow is crowned with a golden
201 10 | So it is that St. Ephrem, burning with poetic inspiration,
202 2 | Following upon the frightful calamities which before Our very eyes
203 28(34) | Dominica post Natalem, in Canone, ad Matutinum. ~
204 3 | before a huge multitude of Cardinals, Bishops, priests, and of
205 27 | Mother of God, today thou art carried into heaven on the chariots
206 16(17a)| to describe Mary. In this case and a few others the word
207 14(16) | Regina totius exstitit castitatis." ~
208 13(14) | Werke, T. IX, p. 48 (ex catena Marcarii Chrysocephali).
209 50 | that, while serving the cause of the Gospel, they may
210 47 | Queenship, which is to be celebrated every year in the whole
211 28 | approach in praise, gladly celebrating her wonders in song. . .
212 29 | Ethiopic Missal: "O Mary, center of the whole world, . . .
213 31 | Queen. Likewise, for many centuries past Christians have been
214 9 | signified that she derived a certain eminence and exalted station
215 39 | 39. Certainly, in the full and strict
216 46 | resounding chorus which changes the sublimity of the royal
217 27 | carried into heaven on the chariots of the cherubim, the seraphim
218 49 | the rights of the weak, cherish peace. No one should think
219 47 | Virgin Mary be renewed, cherishing the hope that through such
220 46 | witnesses makes up a resounding chorus which changes the sublimity
221 52 | the Queen and Mother of Christendom may hear these Our prayers,
222 37(48) | Suárez, De mysteriis vitae Christi, disp. XXII, sect. II (ed
223 13(14) | 48 (ex catena Marcarii Chrysocephali). Cf. PG XIII, 1902 D. ~
224 51 | the heaven about with the circle of its glory, the hands
225 2 | have reduced flourishing cities, towns, and villages to
226 49 | will promote love among classes, respect the rights of the
227 5 | Queen. This will afford a climax, as it were, to the manifold
228 36(47) | Virginis Mariae, c. 11: PL CLIX, 508 A B. ~
229 50 | tempests and brings back cloudless skies, look upon these her
230 51 | she not a rainbow in the clouds reaching towards God, the
231 25 | St. Alphonsus Ligouri, in collecting the testimony of past ages,
232 32 | the form of representing colorfully the divine Redeemer crowning
233 49 | injuring but rather helping and comforting others. ~
234 51 | growth the gentle urgings and commands of the Virgin Mary impel
235 24 | sovereign King has in some way communicated to her his ruling power.31~
236 [Title]| ORDINARIES ~IN PEACE AND COMMUNION WITH THE HOLY SEE~ ~Venerable
237 38 | salvation itself, in a manner comparable to that in which Eve was
238 41 | dreamed, and only God can comprehend the marvel."55~
239 34 | concerning the Son whom Mary will conceive, We read this sentence: "
240 3 | great Mother of God had been conceived without any stain of original
241 23(29) | Hardouin, Acta Conciliorum, IV, 234; 238: PL LXXXIX,
242 5 | to a happy and beneficial conclusion, and in response to petitions
243 23 | Council with all the Fathers concurring, called the Mother of God: "
244 2 | great anguish, and so with confidence We have recourse to Mary
245 46 | store of the faith fully confirm this truth. Such a wealth
246 8 | reflected upon the intimate connection that obtains between a mother
247 38 | 38. From these considerations, the proof develops on these
248 23 | Shepherds of the Church have considered it their duty to promote
249 49 | most loving Mother through constant effort of mind and manner.
250 15(17) | Relatio Epiphanii Ep. Constantin.: PL LXII, 498 D. ~
251 15 | Epiphanius, the bishop of Constantinople, writing to the Sovereign
252 3(1) | Cf. constitutio apostolica Munificentissirnus
253 15 | the grace of the holy and consubstantial Trinity and by the prayers
254 45 | those matters which are contained only in an obscure way,
255 26 | of the heavenly Queen and continues to sing them. ~
256 50 | the Gospel, they may also contribute to the strength and progress
257 50 | nations by their harmonious cooperation, by the practice of extraordinary
258 35(44) | I Cor. VI, 20. ~
259 3(2) | Cf. litt. enc. Fulgens corona: AAS XXXXV, 1953, p. 577
260 38(51) | XII, litt. enc. Mystici Corporis: AAS XXXV, 1943, p. 247. ~
261 44 | avoid straying from the correct course, with a twofold error
262 2 | victory of the powers of corruption. The threat of this fearful
263 35 | forgetful of how much we cost Our Savior, might recall
264 50 | 50. In some countries of the world there are people
265 51 | towards God, the pledge of a covenant of peace?62 "Look upon the
266 8 | grace above all other beings created by God. He "will reign in
267 34 | she became Mother of the Creator, she truly became Queen
268 17 | 17. St. Andrew of Crete frequently attributes the
269 17(19) | S. Andreas Cretensis, Homilia II in Dormitionem
270 51 | almost destroyed by recurring crises. Is she not a rainbow in
271 36 | sacred liturgy: "Near the cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ
272 31 | can be called the mystical crown of the heavenly Queen. ~
273 32 | colorfully the divine Redeemer crowning His mother with a resplendent
274 3 | original sin, We instituted the current Marian Year2 And now it
275 48 | strength in adversity, light in darkness, consolation in sorrow;
276 34 | give unto him the throne of David his father, and he shall
277 5 | over the world, We have decided to institute the liturgical
278 24 | she bore." Benedict XIV declared the same thing in his Apostolic
279 47 | Our Apostolic authority We decree and establish the feast
280 46 | shown that the arguments deduced by Sacred Theology from
281 28 | Queen who, in a way which defies description, will give birth
282 48 | blasphemous words, the sign of a defiled soul, against that name
283 42 | Christ, not only the highest degree of excellence and perfection,
284 50 | up till now reasonable demands and repeated protests have
285 5 | it were, to the manifold demonstrations of Our devotion to Mary,
286 45 | way, and implicitly in the deposit of faith."60~
287 50 | Christian faith and who are deprived of their divine and human
288 22 | theologians of the Church, deriving their teaching from these
289 16(17a)| Latin word Regina is used to describe Mary. In this case and a
290 2 | spread abroad in what may be described as a violent flood. Occasionally
291 28 | who, in a way which defies description, will give birth to Jesus
292 25 | the King of kings, it is deservedly and by every right that
293 38 | salvation, was, by God's design, associated with Jesus Christ,
294 52 | 52. Earnestly desiring that the Queen and Mother
295 51 | nations which daily is almost destroyed by recurring crises. Is
296 10 | lest Satan the sower of destruction glory over me, lest my wicked
297 38 | considerations, the proof develops on these lines: if Mary,
298 36 | World."46 Hence, as the devout disciple of St. Anselm (
299 51 | clearly and venerate more devoutly the merciful and maternal
300 42(58) | Pius X, litt enc. Ad diem illum: ASS XXXVI, 1903-1904,
301 40 | to say: "Limitless is the difference between God's servants and
302 12 | clearly indicated through direct assertion by those who call
303 36 | Hence, as the devout disciple of St. Anselm (Eadmer, ed.)
304 37(48) | mysteriis vitae Christi, disp. XXII, sect. II (ed Vivès,
305 51 | hands of the Most High have displayed it."63 Whoever, therefore,
306 39 | receives the royal right to dispose of the treasures of the
307 42 | has been given Mary in the distribution of graces;57 St. Pius X
308 11(13) | Prudentius, Dittochaeum, XXVII: PL LX, 102 A. ~
309 41 | from the treasury of His divinity so far beyond what He gave
310 | do
311 44 | of God, which the Angelic Doctor teaches must be attributed
312 | does
313 11(12) | Gregorius Naz., Poemata dogmatica, XVIII, v. 58; PG XXXVII,
314 36(46) | Festum septem dolorum B. Mariae Virg., Tractus. ~
315 16(17a)| occurs, is a rendition of Dominatrix. - Ed.~
316 28(34) | Ex Menaeo (byzantino): Dominica post Natalem, in Canone,
317 40(53) | S. Germanus, Hom. II in dormitione Beatae Mariae Virginis:
318 34 | of Mary rests is without doubt her Divine Motherhood. In
319 40 | 40. Hence it cannot be doubted that Mary most Holy is far
320 | down
321 41 | God a greater could not be dreamed, and only God can comprehend
322 48 | which lacks the respect due to her name. ~
323 23 | have considered it their duty to promote by eulogy and
324 19 | Queen of all of those who dwell on earth."22 ~
325 17 | transports from her earthly dwelling, as Queen of the human race,
326 36 | disciple of St. Anselm (Eadmer, ed.) wrote in the Middle
327 36(47) | Eadmerus, De excellentia Virginis
328 1 | 1. From the earliest ages of the catholic church
329 52 | 52. Earnestly desiring that the Queen
330 17 | Today He transports from her earthly dwelling, as Queen of the
331 34 | Lord";41 from this it is easily concluded that she is a
332 20 | Another ancient writer of the Eastern Church calls her "favored
333 51(63) | Eccl. XLIII, 12-13.
334 51 | let him invoke the most effective of Queens, the Mediatrix
335 39 | derived the inexhaustible efficacy of her maternal intercession
336 49 | Mother through constant effort of mind and manner. Thus
337 23 | Mother of God."28 And in the eighth century Gregory II in the
338 | either
339 52 | Blessed Virgin Mary, the eleventh day of October, 1954, in
340 10 | Heaven sustain me in its embrace, because I am honored above
341 31 | ruling power of Mary which embraces heaven and earth, when they
342 32 | portrayed Mary as Queen and Empress seated upon a royal throne
343 16(18) | Encomium in Dormitionem Ssmae Deiparae (
344 51 | beautiful in its brightness. It encompasses the heaven about with the
345 | end
346 39 | in his struggle with His enemies and His final victory over
347 16(17a)| Queen" seems to be the best English equivalent. "Ruler", when
348 50 | them that they may soon enjoy the rightful freedom to
349 7 | Our heavenly Mother, and enkindle a more fervent devotion
350 32 | Virgin Mary, has ever been enriched with works of highest artistic
351 19 | Virgin in these words: "Be enthroned, Lady, for it is fitting
352 5 | have supported with such enthusiasm. ~
353 49 | truly brothers, and with all envy and avarice thrust aside,
354 15(17) | Relatio Epiphanii Ep. Constantin.: PL LXII, 498
355 32 | has since the Council of Ephesus portrayed Mary as Queen
356 10(10) | S. Ephraem, Hymni de B. Maria, ed.
357 10 | 10. So it is that St. Ephrem, burning with poetic inspiration,
358 15(17) | Relatio Epiphanii Ep. Constantin.: PL LXII,
359 15 | 15. Moreover Epiphanius, the bishop of Constantinople,
360 16(17a)| seems to be the best English equivalent. "Ruler", when it occurs,
361 44 | correct course, with a twofold error to guard against: that is
362 47 | authority We decree and establish the feast of Mary's Queenship,
363 36 | because by His command He establishes each of them in its own
364 20(25) | Fortunati): PL LXXXVIII, 282 B et 283 A. ~
365 29 | We read, moreover, in the Ethiopic Missal: "O Mary, center
366 14(16) | M.V.: PL LII, 579 C; cf. etiam 582 B; 584 A: "Regina totius
367 23 | their duty to promote by eulogy and exhortation the devotion
368 17 | Queen of the human race, His ever-Virgin Mother, from whose womb
369 25 | writes these words with evident devotion: "Because the virgin
370 18 | human race faithful to the exact meaning of her name, who
371 44 | of unfounded opinions and exaggerated expressions which go beyond
372 42 | only the highest degree of excellence and perfection, but also
373 36(47) | Eadmerus, De excellentia Virginis Mariae, c. 11:
374 44 | they must watch out for excessive narrowness of mind in weighing
375 51 | no one consider himself exempt from this tribute of a grateful
376 4 | and radio broadcasts - to exhort Our children in Christ to
377 23 | to promote by eulogy and exhortation the devotion of the Christian
378 52 | hate, and may, after this exile show unto us all Jesus,
379 45 | also to illustrate and explain those matters which are
380 14 | says the same thing more explicitly in these words: "The Hebrew
381 32 | interpreting the sincere and freely expressed devotion of the faithful,
382 44 | opinions and exaggerated expressions which go beyond the truth,
383 14(16) | B; 584 A: "Regina totius exstitit castitatis." ~
384 50 | cooperation, by the practice of extraordinary virtues which are a glowing
385 37(48) | F. Suárez, De mysteriis vitae
386 1 | nor has that faith ever failed by which we are taught that
387 32 | their spirit as something faithfully interpreting the sincere
388 38 | they were by his lamentable fall,"51 then it may be legitimately
389 4 | Mary which is venerated at Fatima was being crowned with a
390 24 | memory, Sixtus IV, touched favorably upon the doctrine of the
391 20 | Eastern Church calls her "favored Queen," "the perpetual Queen
392 33 | 33. The Roman Pontiffs, favoring such types of popular devotion,
393 14 | to preclude all servile fear in the Lord's Mother, who
394 2 | corruption. The threat of this fearful crisis fills Us with a great
395 48 | thronged by the faithful, her feast-days honored; may the beads of
396 30 | accustomed to recite on feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary: "
397 24(30) | Cum praeexcelsa. d. d. 28 Febr. a. 1476. ~
398 7 | Mother, and enkindle a more fervent devotion towards her, to
399 27(33) | Ex liturgia Armenorum: in festo Assumptionis, hymnus ad
400 | few
401 31 | when they consider the fifth glorious mystery of the
402 39 | with His enemies and His final victory over them, has a
403 43 | wielding royal power, is on fire with a mother's love. ~
404 52 | Venerable Brothers, and to your flocks, as a promise of God's divine
405 2 | be described as a violent flood. Occasionally We behold
406 10 | over me, lest my wicked foe be victorious against me."11 ~
407 31 | daily invites Christian folk to call upon Mary as Queen.
408 50 | subdue violence beneath her foot, grant to them that they
409 9 | Gabriel the archangel, who foretold that the Son of Mary would
410 35 | Would that all men, now forgetful of how much we cost Our
411 20(25) | Mariae (inter opera Venantii Fortunati): PL LXXXVIII, 282 B et
412 17 | 17. St. Andrew of Crete frequently attributes the dignity of
413 2 | 2. Following upon the frightful calamities which before
414 42 | Mother in imparting to us the fruits of redemption? "With a heart
415 3(2) | Cf. litt. enc. Fulgens corona: AAS XXXXV, 1953,
416 39 | 39. Certainly, in the full and strict meaning of the
417 41 | perfect, and possesses such fullness of innocence and holiness,
418 46 | treasure store of the faith fully confirm this truth. Such
419 | Further
420 48 | hands of all; may Christians gather, in small numbers and large,
421 21 | St. Ildephonsus of Toledo gathers together almost all of her
422 41 | divinity so far beyond what He gave to all the angels and saints
423 51(62) | Cf. Gen. IX, 13. ~
424 16(17a)| Generally throughout the encyclical
425 45(60) | Pius XII, litt. enc. Humani generis: AAS XLII, 1950, p. 569. ~
426 41 | showered her with heavenly gifts and graces from the treasury
427 42 | Word performs miracles and gives graces, if He uses His Sacraments
428 28 | joyously approach in praise, gladly celebrating her wonders
429 50 | creation, whose radiant glance banishes storms and tempests
430 25(32) | S. Alfonso, Le glone de Maria, p. I, c. I, §1. ~
431 50 | extraordinary virtues which are a glowing example in the midst of
432 44 | exaggerated expressions which go beyond the truth, on the
433 39 | only Jesus Christ, the God-Man, is King; but Mary, too,
434 40 | And St. John Damascene goes so far as to say: "Limitless
435 35 | were redeemed, not with gold or silver which perishes, . . .
436 38 | closely bound to her Son, on Golgotha offered that Son to the
437 47 | serious reflection, that great good will accrue to the Church
438 50 | serving the cause of the Gospel, they may also contribute
439 48 | soul, against that name graced with such dignity and revered
440 4 | becomes children, for Our most gracious and exalted Mother. On this
441 10(11) | omnia, Ed. Assemani, t. III (graece), Romae, 1747, pag. 546. ~
442 50 | violence beneath her foot, grant to them that they may soon
443 51 | exempt from this tribute of a grateful and loving soul - let him
444 3 | 3. It is gratifying to recall that We ourselves,
445 32 | highest artistic value and greatest beauty; it has even taken
446 40 | whole of creation; your greatness places you above the angels."53
447 9 | the words of Elizabeth who greeted her with reverence and called
448 11(12) | S. Gregorius Naz., Poemata dogmatica,
449 51 | to its safeguarding and growth the gentle urgings and commands
450 44 | with a twofold error to guard against: that is to say,
451 38(49) | S. Irenaeus, Adv. haer., V, 19, 1: PG VII, 1175
452 16 | of God to pray for us is hailed by another writer of that
453 22 | innumerable other testimonies handed down long ago, have called
454 21 | my Lord . . . Lady among handmaids, Queen among sisters."26 ~
455 23(29) | Hardouin, Acta Conciliorum, IV, 234;
456 49 | for true brotherhood, not harming or injuring but rather helping
457 50 | progress of nations by their harmonious cooperation, by the practice
458 51 | restraint, but a well-ordered harmony under the rule of the will
459 52 | happy a world shaken by hate, and may, after this exile
460 [Title]| SEE~ ~Venerable Brethren, Health and Apostolic Blessing. ~
461 52 | Mother of Christendom may hear these Our prayers, and by
462 30 | antiphons "Hail, Queen of the Heavens," "O Queen of Heaven, Rejoice,"
463 14(15) | Hieronymus, Liber de nominibus hebraeis: PL XXIII, 886. ~
464 14 | explicitly in these words: "The Hebrew word 'Mary' means 'Domina.'
465 48 | prisons. May Mary's name be held in highest reverence, a
466 23 | more recent Pontiffs, it is helpful to recall that as early
467 49 | harming or injuring but rather helping and comforting others. ~
468 4 | Ourselves called this the heralding of the "sovereignty" of
469 | here
470 14(15) | S. Hieronymus, Liber de nominibus hebraeis:
471 41 | fullness of innocence and holiness, that under God a greater
472 48 | sin and offer an unceasing homage, filled with filial loyalty,
473 48 | praises in churches, in homes, in hospitals, in prisons.
474 13 | 13. In one of the homilies attributed to Origen, Elizabeth
475 48 | reverence, a name sweeter than honey and more precious than jewels;
476 10 | Thy throne. How much more honorable and venerable than the throne
477 49 | that all Christians, in honoring and imitating their sublime
478 15 | to the Sovereign Pontiff Hormisdas, says that we should pray
479 48 | in churches, in homes, in hospitals, in prisons. May Mary's
480 32 | diadem and surrounded by the host of angels and saints in
481 | however
482 3 | Holy Year 1950, before a huge multitude of Cardinals,
483 45(60) | Pius XII, litt. enc. Humani generis: AAS XLII, 1950,
484 42 | men. For if through His Humanity the divine Word performs
485 19 | Germanus speaks to the humble Virgin in these words: "
486 1 | prayers of petition and hymns of praise and veneration
487 34 | conception, because of the hypostatic union of the human nature
488 30(39) | Ibidem, ad Magnificat II Vesp. ~
489 32 | the machinations of Satan. Iconography, in representing the royal
490 10(11) | Idem, Oratio ad Ssmam Dei Matrem;
491 21(26) | Ildefonsus Toletanus, De virginitate
492 21 | 21. And finally St. Ildephonsus of Toledo gathers together
493 42(58) | Pius X, litt enc. Ad diem illum: ASS XXXVI, 1903-1904, p.
494 45 | Christ established "also to illustrate and explain those matters
495 4 | Portugal, when the miraculous image of the Virgin Mary which
496 33 | through representatives, images of the Virgin Mother of
497 49 | Christians, in honoring and imitating their sublime Queen and
498 42 | has said that an "almost immeasurable" power has been given Mary
499 52 | love, from Our heart We impart the Apostolic Benediction. ~
500 42 | His most holy Mother in imparting to us the fruits of redemption? "