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501 51 | commands of the Virgin Mary impel us. ~
502 45 | only in an obscure way, and implicitly in the deposit of faith."60~
503 | indeed
504 12 | Virgin Mary is quite clearly indicated through direct assertion
505 41(55) | Pius IX, bulla Ineffabilis Deus: Acta Pii IX, I, p.
506 39 | Christ finally is derived the inexhaustible efficacy of her maternal
507 44 | attributed to her "because of the infinite goodness that is God."59~
508 42 | but also a share in that influence by which He, her Son and
509 49 | brotherhood, not harming or injuring but rather helping and comforting
510 46 | of the liturgy, from the innate piety of the Christian people,
511 41 | possesses such fullness of innocence and holiness, that under
512 50 | skies, look upon these her innocent and tormented children with
513 22 | teaching from these and almost innumerable other testimonies handed
514 32 | throne adorned with royal insignia, crowned with the royal
515 10 | Ephrem, burning with poetic inspiration, represents her as speaking
516 5 | world, We have decided to institute the liturgical feast of
517 3 | stain of original sin, We instituted the current Marian Year2
518 51 | Encyclical Letter We are instituting a feast so that all may
519 38 | in which a virgin was instrumental in the salvation of the
520 42 | Sacraments and Saints as instruments for the salvation of men,
521 24 | Who is always vigilant to intercede with the king whom she bore."
522 42 | Jesus Christ our Lord, she intercedes powerfully for us with a
523 39 | efficacy of her maternal intercession before the Son and His Father. ~
524 37 | petition for, and active interest in, our salvation."48~
525 14 | statement amidst various interpretations of Mary's name: "We should
526 32 | as something faithfully interpreting the sincere and freely expressed
527 8 | Christians reflected upon the intimate connection that obtains
528 31 | Litany of Loreto which daily invites Christian folk to call upon
529 51 | and loving soul - let him invoke the most effective of Queens,
530 38(49) | S. Irenaeus, Adv. haer., V, 19, 1: PG
531 8(6) | Isai. IX, 6. ~
532 | itself
533 10(10) | Hymni de B. Maria, ed. Th. J. Lamy, t. II, Mechliniae,
534 14 | found in the writings of St. Jerome where he makes the following
535 48 | honey and more precious than jewels; may none utter blasphemous
536 28 | O just, O most blessed (Joseph), since thou art sprung
537 35 | eternal salvation. "What more joyful, what sweeter thought can
538 47 | consecration a new era may begin, joyous in Christian peace and in
539 28 | mother, the Queen, whom I joyously approach in praise, gladly
540 10 | Lady, Queen, protect and keep me under your wing lest
541 38 | salvation was accomplished by a kind of "recapitulation,"49 in
542 4(4) | Cf. L'Osservatore Romano, d. 19
543 48 | to speak a syllable which lacks the respect due to her name. ~
544 35 | blood of Christ, as of a Lamb spotless and undefiled.43
545 38 | stained as they were by his lamentable fall,"51 then it may be
546 47 | to all, like a luminous lamp raised aloft, by Our Apostolic
547 10(10) | de B. Maria, ed. Th. J. Lamy, t. II, Mechliniae, 1886,
548 14 | means Lady in the Syrian Language."15 After him St. Chrysologus
549 48 | gather, in small numbers and large, to sing her praises in
550 20(25) | De laudibus Mariae (inter opera Venantii
551 30(38) | Festum Assumptionis; hymnus Laudum. ~
552 25(32) | S. Alfonso, Le glone de Maria, p. I, c.
553 3 | all parts of the world We learn that devotion to the Virgin
554 | least
555 38 | fall,"51 then it may be legitimately concluded that as Christ,
556 14(15) | S. Hieronymus, Liber de nominibus hebraeis: PL
557 3 | and especially in the Liberian Basilica - giving testimony
558 48 | for strength in adversity, light in darkness, consolation
559 25 | these reasons St. Alphonsus Ligouri, in collecting the testimony
560 14(16) | Annuntiatione B.M.V.: PL LII, 579 C; cf. etiam 582 B;
561 39 | has a share, though in a limited and analogous way, in His
562 40 | goes so far as to say: "Limitless is the difference between
563 28 | art sprung from a royal line, thou hast been chosen from
564 38 | proof develops on these lines: if Mary, in taking an active
565 31 | others should be added the Litany of Loreto which daily invites
566 27(33) | Ex liturgia Armenorum: in festo Assumptionis,
567 5 | decided to institute the liturgical feast of the Blessed Virgin
568 [Title]| ARCHBISHOPS, BISHIOPS, AND OTHER LOCAL ORDINARIES ~IN PEACE AND
569 25 | Mary was raised to such a lofty dignity as to be the mother
570 8 | King of Kings and Lord of Lords."7 And when Christians reflected
571 31 | should be added the Litany of Loreto which daily invites Christian
572 30 | Hail, Holy Queen" and the lovely antiphons "Hail, Queen of
573 48 | homage, filled with filial loyalty, to their Queenly Mother.
574 13(14) | Hom. in S. Lucam, hom. VII; ed. Rauer, Origenes'
575 47 | more clearly to all, like a luminous lamp raised aloft, by Our
576 11(13) | Dittochaeum, XXVII: PL LX, 102 A. ~
577 15(17) | Epiphanii Ep. Constantin.: PL LXII, 498 D. ~
578 23(29) | Conciliorum, IV, 234; 238: PL LXXXIX, 508 B. ~
579 16(18) | inter opera S. Modesti): PG LXXXVI, 3306 B. ~
580 20(25) | Venantii Fortunati): PL LXXXVIII, 282 B et 283 A. ~
581 32 | powers but also over the machinations of Satan. Iconography, in
582 45 | truth" is for all the living Magisterium of the Church, which Christ
583 30(39) | Ibidem, ad Magnificat II Vesp. ~
584 10 | Majestic and Heavenly Maid, Lady, Queen, protect and
585 4(4) | Osservatore Romano, d. 19 Maii, a. 1946. ~
586 34 | and the sacred liturgy the main principle on which the royal
587 10 | thus prays to her: ". . . Majestic and Heavenly Maid, Lady,
588 5 | climax, as it were, to the manifold demonstrations of Our devotion
589 29 | thou art greater than the many-eyed cherubim and the six-winged
590 13(14) | T. IX, p. 48 (ex catena Marcarii Chrysocephali). Cf. PG XIII,
591 3 | We instituted the current Marian Year2 And now it is a great
592 23 | century Our predecessor St. Martin I called Mary "our glorious
593 23(27) | S. Martinus I, Epist. XIV: PL LXXXVII,
594 41 | only God can comprehend the marvel."55~
595 11 | asserts that the Mother marvels "that she has brought forth
596 52 | Peter's, on the feast of the Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
597 10(11) | Idem, Oratio ad Ssmam Dei Matrem; Opera omnia, Ed. Assemani,
598 29(36) | Dominae nostrae Mariae, Matris Dei. ~
599 6 | 6. In this matter We do not wish to propose
600 45 | illustrate and explain those matters which are contained only
601 10(10) | ed. Th. J. Lamy, t. II, Mechliniae, 1886, hymn. XIX, p. 624. ~
602 51 | effective of Queens, the Mediatrix of peace; let him respect
603 31 | have been accustomed to meditate upon the ruling power of
604 28(34) | Ex Menaeo (byzantino): Dominica post
605 34 | 34. As We have already mentioned, Venerable Brothers, according
606 51 | venerate more devoutly the merciful and maternal sway of the
607 38 | must be called a King not merely because He is Son of God,
608 36 | through the grace which she merited.47~
609 36 | repairing all through her merits, is Mother and Queen of
610 4 | to call to mind the radio message which We addressed to the
611 36 | Eadmer, ed.) wrote in the Middle Ages: "just as . . . God,
612 50 | a glowing example in the midst of bitter trials. ~
613 42 | rightly said to reign over the minds and wills of men. For if
614 42 | the divine Word performs miracles and gives graces, if He
615 4 | people of Portugal, when the miraculous image of the Virgin Mary
616 29 | moreover, in the Ethiopic Missal: "O Mary, center of the
617 29(36) | Missale Aethiopicum, Anaphora Dominae
618 16(18) | Deiparae (inter opera S. Modesti): PG LXXXVI, 3306 B. ~
619 2 | Our sorrow that many great moral evils are being spread abroad
620 16 | words, "the Queen17a of mortal man, the most holy Mother
621 48 | dignity and revered for its motherly goodness; let no one be
622 3 | Year 1950, before a huge multitude of Cardinals, Bishops, priests,
623 3 | consolation to Us to see great multitudes here in Rome - and especially
624 3(1) | constitutio apostolica Munificentissirnus Deus: AAS XXXXII 1950, p.
625 37(48) | F. Suárez, De mysteriis vitae Christi, disp. XXII,
626 31 | consider the fifth glorious mystery of the rosary which can
627 31 | which can be called the mystical crown of the heavenly Queen. ~
628 38(51) | Pius XII, litt. enc. Mystici Corporis: AAS XXXV, 1943,
629 19(22) | Praesentationem Ssmae Deiparae, n PG XCVIII, 315 C. ~
630 44 | watch out for excessive narrowness of mind in weighing that
631 28(34) | byzantino): Dominica post Natalem, in Canone, ad Matutinum. ~
632 35 | is our King not only by natural right, but also by an acquired
633 11(12) | S. Gregorius Naz., Poemata dogmatica, XVIII,
634 11 | 11. St. Gregory Nazianzen calls Mary "the Mother of
635 36 | in the sacred liturgy: "Near the cross of Our Lord Jesus
636 | never
637 40 | Virgin Mother? What more noble than this grace, which you
638 14(15) | S. Hieronymus, Liber de nominibus hebraeis: PL XXIII, 886. ~
639 | none
640 45 | proximate and universal norm of truth" is for all the
641 29(36) | Aethiopicum, Anaphora Dominae nostrae Mariae, Matris Dei. ~
642 | nothing
643 3 | ourselves, on the first day of November of the Holy Year 1950, before
644 48 | Christians gather, in small numbers and large, to sing her praises
645 45 | are contained only in an obscure way, and implicitly in the
646 2 | described as a violent flood. Occasionally We behold justice giving
647 16(17a)| equivalent. "Ruler", when it occurs, is a rendition of Dominatrix. -
648 52 | Mary, the eleventh day of October, 1954, in the sixteenth
649 48 | from the slavery of sin and offer an unceasing homage, filled
650 38 | to her Son, on Golgotha offered that Son to the Eternal
651 37 | own substance, by freely offering Him for us, by her singular
652 28(35) | Officium hymni Axathistos (in ritu
653 | often
654 10(11) | Ssmam Dei Matrem; Opera omnia, Ed. Assemani, t. III (graece),
655 50 | practice their religion openly, so that, while serving
656 44 | must beware of unfounded opinions and exaggerated expressions
657 4 | taken advantage of every opportunity - through personal audiences
658 10(11) | Idem, Oratio ad Ssmam Dei Matrem; Opera
659 47 | 31st of May. We likewise ordain that on the same day the
660 [Title]| BISHIOPS, AND OTHER LOCAL ORDINARIES ~IN PEACE AND COMMUNION
661 13 | the homilies attributed to Origen, Elizabeth calls Mary "the
662 13(14) | Lucam, hom. VII; ed. Rauer, Origenes' Werke, T. IX, p. 48 (ex
663 4(4) | Cf. L'Osservatore Romano, d. 19 Maii, a. 1946. ~
664 | Ours
665 33 | of God which were already outstanding by reason of public veneration. ~
666 20(23) | I in Dormitionem B.M.V.: P.G. XCVI, 719 A. ~
667 10(11) | III (graece), Romae, 1747, pag. 546. ~
668 4 | Mother. On this point it is particularly fitting to call to mind
669 38 | that she might become a partner in the redemption of the
670 3 | heavenly Mother. In all parts of the world We learn that
671 3 | since almost a century has passed since Our predecessor of
672 23 | Mother and Queen. Simply passing over the documents of more
673 23 | sent to St. Germanus, the patriarch, and read in the Seventh
674 [Title]| VENERABLE BRETHREN, THE PATRIARCHS, PRIMATES, ~ARCHBISHOPS,
675 41 | she is so beautiful and perfect, and possesses such fullness
676 42 | degree of excellence and perfection, but also a share in that
677 42 | Humanity the divine Word performs miracles and gives graces,
678 35 | with gold or silver which perishes, . . . but with the precious
679 21(26) | Toletanus, De virginitate perpetua B.M.V.: PL XCVI, 58 A D. ~
680 20 | her "favored Queen," "the perpetual Queen beside the King, her
681 50 | people who are unjustly persecuted for professing their Christian
682 4 | every opportunity - through personal audiences and radio broadcasts -
683 33 | crowned, either in their own persons, or through representatives,
684 52 | Given at Rome, from St. Peter's, on the feast of the Maternity
685 5 | conclusion, and in response to petitions which have come to Us from
686 35(43) | I Petr. I, 18, 19. ~
687 14(16) | S. Petrus Chrysologus, Sermo 142,
688 46 | liturgy, from the innate piety of the Christian people,
689 41(55) | bulla Ineffabilis Deus: Acta Pii IX, I, p. 597-598. ~
690 3 | many throngs of Catholic pilgrims gathered in prayer. ~
691 1 | hope wavered which they placed in the Mother of the Divine
692 40 | creation; your greatness places you above the angels."53
693 7 | 7. It is Our pleasure to recall these things in
694 11(12) | S. Gregorius Naz., Poemata dogmatica, XVIII, v. 58;
695 10 | St. Ephrem, burning with poetic inspiration, represents
696 45 | rest, in this as in other points of Christian doctrine, "
697 15 | writing to the Sovereign Pontiff Hormisdas, says that we
698 52 | the sixteenth year of our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII~ ~
699 33 | favoring such types of popular devotion, have often crowned,
700 42(57) | XIII, litt. enc. Adiumcem populi: ASS, XXVIII, 1895-1896,
701 32 | since the Council of Ephesus portrayed Mary as Queen and Empress
702 4 | addressed to the people of Portugal, when the miraculous image
703 42 | Besides, the Blessed Virgin possessed, after Christ, not only
704 28(34) | Menaeo (byzantino): Dominica post Natalem, in Canone, ad Matutinum. ~
705 42 | our Lord, she intercedes powerfully for us with a mother's prayers,
706 10 | in another place he thus prays to her: ". . . Majestic
707 44 | 44. Theologians and preachers, however, when treating
708 14 | addresses her as 'Lady' to preclude all servile fear in the
709 42 | this point another of Our Predecessors of happy memory, Leo XIII,
710 15 | unity of the Church may be preserved "by the grace of the holy
711 35 | has bought us 'at a great price'."44,45~
712 3 | multitude of Cardinals, Bishops, priests, and of the faithful who
713 40 | after her Son possesses primacy over all. "You have surpassed
714 35(45) | Pius XI, litt. enc. Quas primas: AAS XVII, 1925, p. 599. ~
715 [Title]| BRETHREN, THE PATRIARCHS, PRIMATES, ~ARCHBISHOPS, BISHIOPS,
716 8 | of Jacob forever,"5 "the Prince of Peace,"6 the "King of
717 3 | more and more, and that the principal shrines of Mary have been
718 34 | sacred liturgy the main principle on which the royal dignity
719 32 | is based upon Christian principles and is animated by their
720 48 | homes, in hospitals, in prisons. May Mary's name be held
721 8 | of the Most High received privileges of grace above all other
722 42 | does she approach the problem of our salvation, and is
723 34 | Gabriel was the first to proclaim Mary's royal office. ~
724 3 | immortal memory, Pius IX, proclaimed and defined the dogma that
725 38(50) | Pius XI, epist. Auspicatus profecto: AAS XXV, 1933, p. 80. ~
726 50 | unjustly persecuted for professing their Christian faith and
727 50 | contribute to the strength and progress of nations by their harmonious
728 51 | preserve, strengthen and prolong that peace among nations
729 52 | and to your flocks, as a promise of God's divine help and
730 38 | these considerations, the proof develops on these lines:
731 23 | Our Lady, truly and in a proper sense the Mother of God."28
732 6 | matter We do not wish to propose a new truth to be believed
733 10 | Heavenly Maid, Lady, Queen, protect and keep me under your wing
734 49 | received under her powerful protection, unless, like her, he is
735 50 | reasonable demands and repeated protests have availed nothing to
736 45 | Christian doctrine, "the proximate and universal norm of truth"
737 33 | outstanding by reason of public veneration. ~
738 44(59) | Thomas, Summa Theol., I, q. 25, a. 6, ad 4. ~
739 35(45) | Pius XI, litt. enc. Quas primas: AAS XVII, 1925,
740 51 | invoke the most effective of Queens, the Mediatrix of peace;
741 47 | establish the feast of Mary's Queenship, which is to be celebrated
742 44 | treating these and like questions concerning the Blessed Virgin,
743 12 | the Blessed Virgin Mary is quite clearly indicated through
744 42 | is truly a mother's," to quote again Our Predecessor of
745 27 | seraphim wait upon thee and the ranks of the heavenly army bow
746 | rather
747 13(14) | S. Lucam, hom. VII; ed. Rauer, Origenes' Werke, T. IX,
748 51 | a rainbow in the clouds reaching towards God, the pledge
749 8 | a mother and a son, they readily acknowledged the supreme
750 50 | to freedom; up till now reasonable demands and repeated protests
751 25 | 25. For all these reasons St. Alphonsus Ligouri, in
752 38 | accomplished by a kind of "recapitulation,"49 in which a virgin was
753 39 | her union with Christ she receives the royal right to dispose
754 | recent
755 30 | which we are accustomed to recite on feasts of the Blessed
756 51 | a feast so that all may recognize more clearly and venerate
757 2 | with confidence We have recourse to Mary Our Queen, making
758 51 | daily is almost destroyed by recurring crises. Is she not a rainbow
759 2 | before Our very eyes have reduced flourishing cities, towns,
760 8 | Lords."7 And when Christians reflected upon the intimate connection
761 42 | she seeks, and cannot be refused."56 On this point another
762 46 | gathered witnesses to the regal dignity of the Virgin Mother
763 3 | present in soul and body reigning, together with her only1a
764 15(17) | Relatio Epiphanii Ep. Constantin.:
765 50 | have availed nothing to remove these evils. May the powerful
766 16(17a)| Ruler", when it occurs, is a rendition of Dominatrix. - Ed.~
767 7 | encyclical letter, that We may renew the praises of Our heavenly
768 47 | the Blessed Virgin Mary be renewed, cherishing the hope that
769 36 | so the blessed Mary, by repairing all through her merits,
770 50 | now reasonable demands and repeated protests have availed nothing
771 33 | own persons, or through representatives, images of the Virgin Mother
772 10 | with poetic inspiration, represents her as speaking in this
773 46 | of witnesses makes up a resounding chorus which changes the
774 32 | crowning His mother with a resplendent diadem. ~
775 30(37) | Rom., Versiculus sexti Respons. ~
776 5 | beneficial conclusion, and in response to petitions which have
777 45 | 45. For the rest, in this as in other points
778 36 | all things, because she restores each to its original dignity
779 51 | unpunished nor freedom without restraint, but a well-ordered harmony
780 34 | the royal dignity of Mary rests is without doubt her Divine
781 48 | graced with such dignity and revered for its motherly goodness;
782 51 | Whoever, therefore, reverences the Queen of heaven and
783 50 | they may soon enjoy the rightful freedom to practice their
784 42 | Son and our Redeemer, is rightly said to reign over the minds
785 28(35) | Officium hymni Axathistos (in ritu byzantino). ~
786 10(11) | Assemani, t. III (graece), Romae, 1747, pag. 546. ~
787 33 | 33. The Roman Pontiffs, favoring such
788 4(4) | Cf. L'Osservatore Romano, d. 19 Maii, a. 1946. ~
789 2 | towns, and villages to ruins, We see to Our sorrow that
790 42 | gives graces, if He uses His Sacraments and Saints as instruments
791 38 | together with the complete sacrifice of her maternal rights and
792 51 | the will of God; to its safeguarding and growth the gentle urgings
793 21 | titles of honor in this salutation: "O my Lady, my Sovereign,
794 29 | earth are filled with the sanctity of thy glory."36~
795 18 | exalted above all things save only God himself."20~
796 35 | of how much we cost Our Savior, might recall to mind the
797 32 | Mary as Queen and Empress seated upon a royal throne adorned
798 37(48) | vitae Christi, disp. XXII, sect. II (ed Vivès, XIX, 327). ~
799 42 | prayers, obtains what she seeks, and cannot be refused."56
800 | seems
801 23 | Lady, truly and in a proper sense the Mother of God."28 And
802 34 | will conceive, We read this sentence: "He shall be called the
803 2 | making known to her those sentiments of filial reverence which
804 24(31) | Gloriosae Dominae, d. d. 27 Sept. a. 1748. ~
805 36(46) | Festum septem dolorum B. Mariae Virg.,
806 47 | convinced, after long and serious reflection, that great good
807 14(16) | S. Petrus Chrysologus, Sermo 142, De Annuntiatione B.
808 40 | difference between God's servants and His Mother."54 ~
809 14 | as 'Lady' to preclude all servile fear in the Lord's Mother,
810 50 | religion openly, so that, while serving the cause of the Gospel,
811 6 | have already been clearly set forth, and are to be found
812 30(37) | Brev. Rom., Versiculus sexti Respons. ~
813 52 | peace make happy a world shaken by hate, and may, after
814 23 | 23. The Supreme Shepherds of the Church have considered
815 47 | solidly established truth shines forth more clearly to all,
816 52 | and may, after this exile show unto us all Jesus, Who will
817 41 | memory, Pius IX wrote, God "showered her with heavenly gifts
818 46 | of God; We have likewise shown that the arguments deduced
819 49 | just, gentle and pure, and shows a sincere desire for true
820 3 | and that the principal shrines of Mary have been visited
821 46 | works of art, from every side We have gathered witnesses
822 48 | utter blasphemous words, the sign of a defiled soul, against
823 9 | Thereby they clearly signified that she derived a certain
824 35 | redeemed, not with gold or silver which perishes, . . . but
825 23 | heavenly Mother and Queen. Simply passing over the documents
826 37 | offering Him for us, by her singular desire and petition for,
827 21 | among handmaids, Queen among sisters."26 ~
828 19 | fitting that you should sit in an exalted place since
829 16 | 16. The Blessed Virgin, sitting at the right hand of God
830 29 | many-eyed cherubim and the six-winged seraphim . . . Heaven and
831 52 | of October, 1954, in the sixteenth year of our Pontificate. ~
832 23 | sent to the fathers of the Sixth Ecumenical Council called
833 24 | predecessor of immortal memory, Sixtus IV, touched favorably upon
834 50 | and brings back cloudless skies, look upon these her innocent
835 48 | free themselves from the slavery of sin and offer an unceasing
836 48 | may Christians gather, in small numbers and large, to sing
837 20 | the King, her son," whose "snow-white brow is crowned with a golden
838 42 | of our salvation, and is solicitous for the whole human race;
839 1 | reigns with a mother's solicitude over the entire world, just
840 47 | accrue to the Church if this solidly established truth shines
841 | something
842 28 | celebrating her wonders in song. . . Our tongue cannot worthily
843 38 | like a new Eve, for all the sons of Adam, stained as they
844 50 | grant to them that they may soon enjoy the rightful freedom
845 36 | Jesus Christ there stood, sorrowful, the Blessed Mary, Queen
846 4 | this the heralding of the "sovereignty" of Mary.4 ~
847 10 | your wing lest Satan the sower of destruction glory over
848 48 | no one be so bold as to speak a syllable which lacks the
849 10 | inspiration, represents her as speaking in this way: "Let Heaven
850 37 | is our Lord and king by a special title, so the Blessed Virgin
851 32 | and is animated by their spirit as something faithfully
852 7 | devotion towards her, to the spiritual benefit of all mankind. ~
853 35 | of Christ, as of a Lamb spotless and undefiled.43 We belong
854 28 | among all mankind to be spouse of the pure Queen who, in
855 2 | great moral evils are being spread abroad in what may be described
856 28 | Joseph), since thou art sprung from a royal line, thou
857 10(11) | Idem, Oratio ad Ssmam Dei Matrem; Opera omnia,
858 38 | for all the sons of Adam, stained as they were by his lamentable
859 9 | the Lord," basing their stand on the words of St. Gabriel
860 42 | of angels and saints, and standing at the right hand of her
861 49 | All, according to their state, should strive to bring
862 14 | where he makes the following statement amidst various interpretations
863 9 | certain eminence and exalted station from the royal dignity of
864 | still
865 46 | Theology from the treasure store of the faith fully confirm
866 50 | radiant glance banishes storms and tempests and brings
867 44 | Blessed Virgin, must avoid straying from the correct course,
868 51 | feast will help to preserve, strengthen and prolong that peace among
869 39 | Certainly, in the full and strict meaning of the term, only
870 3 | giving testimony in a striking way to their faith and ardent
871 4 | children in Christ to a strong and tender love, as becomes
872 39 | in the redemption, in his struggle with His enemies and His
873 37(48) | F. Suárez, De mysteriis vitae Christi,
874 50 | the Virgin, who is able to subdue violence beneath her foot,
875 46 | to whom every creature is subject, who is "exalted to the
876 43 | therefore, glory in being subjects of the Virgin Mother of
877 46 | chorus which changes the sublimity of the royal dignity of
878 37 | redemption, by giving of her own substance, by freely offering Him
879 44(59) | S. Thomas, Summa Theol., I, q. 25, a. 6,
880 26 | East and in the West, has sung the praises of the heavenly
881 5 | the Christian people have supported with such enthusiasm. ~
882 51 | bless Him that made it; surely it is beautiful in its brightness.
883 40 | primacy over all. "You have surpassed every creature," sings St.
884 9 | 9. Hence it is not surprising that the early writers of
885 10 | in this way: "Let Heaven sustain me in its embrace, because
886 51 | the merciful and maternal sway of the Mother of God. We
887 30 | Latin Church sings that sweet and ancient prayer called
888 48 | be so bold as to speak a syllable which lacks the respect
889 23 | Virgin."27 St. Agatho, in the synodal letter sent to the fathers
890 14 | that Mary means Lady in the Syrian Language."15 After him St.
891 | taking
892 1 | ever failed by which we are taught that Mary, the Virgin Mother
893 44 | which the Angelic Doctor teaches must be attributed to her "
894 22 | the Church, deriving their teaching from these and almost innumerable
895 50 | glance banishes storms and tempests and brings back cloudless
896 4 | in Christ to a strong and tender love, as becomes children,
897 39 | and strict meaning of the term, only Jesus Christ, the
898 22 | almost innumerable other testimonies handed down long ago, have
899 [Title]| TEXT~ ~TO THE VENERABLE BRETHREN,
900 10(10) | Hymni de B. Maria, ed. Th. J. Lamy, t. II, Mechliniae,
901 | themselves
902 | then
903 44(59) | S. Thomas, Summa Theol., I, q. 25, a. 6, ad 4. ~
904 46 | arguments deduced by Sacred Theology from the treasure store
905 | Thereby
906 49 | cherish peace. No one should think himself a son of Mary, worthy
907 44(59) | S. Thomas, Summa Theol., I, q. 25,
908 | though
909 35 | more joyful, what sweeter thought can we have" - as Our Predecessor
910 2 | powers of corruption. The threat of this fearful crisis fills
911 48 | Mother. Let her churches be thronged by the faithful, her feast-days
912 3 | still being visited by many throngs of Catholic pilgrims gathered
913 | throughout
914 49 | with all envy and avarice thrust aside, will promote love
915 50 | human rights to freedom; up till now reasonable demands and
916 8 | 8. From early times Christians have believed,
917 21 | together almost all of her titles of honor in this salutation: "
918 21 | finally St. Ildephonsus of Toledo gathers together almost
919 21(26) | Ildefonsus Toletanus, De virginitate perpetua
920 28 | wonders in song. . . Our tongue cannot worthily praise thee,
921 | too
922 17 | womb He, the living God, took on human form."19 ~
923 50 | upon these her innocent and tormented children with eyes of mercy;
924 14(16) | etiam 582 B; 584 A: "Regina totius exstitit castitatis." ~
925 24 | immortal memory, Sixtus IV, touched favorably upon the doctrine
926 2 | reduced flourishing cities, towns, and villages to ruins,
927 36(46) | dolorum B. Mariae Virg., Tractus. ~
928 34 | Brothers, according to ancient tradition and the sacred liturgy the
929 26 | a faithful reflection of traditional doctrine believed by the
930 39 | attains a radiant eminence transcending that of any other creature;
931 17 | example, he writes, "Today He transports from her earthly dwelling,
932 46 | Sacred Theology from the treasure store of the faith fully
933 39 | right to dispose of the treasures of the Divine Redeemer's
934 41 | gifts and graces from the treasury of His divinity so far beyond
935 44 | preachers, however, when treating these and like questions
936 50 | example in the midst of bitter trials. ~
937 51 | himself exempt from this tribute of a grateful and loving
938 15 | holy and consubstantial Trinity and by the prayers of Mary,
939 48 | to approach with greater trust the throne of grace and
940 48 | 48. Let all, therefore, try to approach with greater
941 44 | the correct course, with a twofold error to guard against:
942 33 | Pontiffs, favoring such types of popular devotion, have
943 48 | slavery of sin and offer an unceasing homage, filled with filial
944 35 | as of a Lamb spotless and undefiled.43 We belong not to ourselves
945 41 | 41. In order to understand better this sublime dignity
946 44 | say, they must beware of unfounded opinions and exaggerated
947 37 | queen), on account of the unique manner in which she assisted
948 15 | we should pray that the unity of the Church may be preserved "
949 45 | doctrine, "the proximate and universal norm of truth" is for all
950 11 | Mother of the King of the universe," and the "Virgin Mother
951 50 | there are people who are unjustly persecuted for professing
952 | unless
953 51 | which is not wickedness unpunished nor freedom without restraint,
954 51 | safeguarding and growth the gentle urgings and commands of the Virgin
955 42 | why should He not make use of the role and work of
956 | used
957 42 | and gives graces, if He uses His Sacraments and Saints
958 48 | precious than jewels; may none utter blasphemous words, the sign
959 32 | works of highest artistic value and greatest beauty; it
960 14 | following statement amidst various interpretations of Mary'
961 20(25) | laudibus Mariae (inter opera Venantii Fortunati): PL LXXXVIII,
962 51 | recognize more clearly and venerate more devoutly the merciful
963 4 | the Virgin Mary which is venerated at Fatima was being crowned
964 30(37) | Brev. Rom., Versiculus sexti Respons. ~
965 30(39) | Ibidem, ad Magnificat II Vesp. ~
966 30 | Thy right hand in golden vesture surrounded with beauty"37; "
967 35(44) | I Cor. VI, 20. ~
968 10 | me, lest my wicked foe be victorious against me."11 ~
969 24 | Queen," "Who is always vigilant to intercede with the king
970 2 | flourishing cities, towns, and villages to ruins, We see to Our
971 50 | Virgin, who is able to subdue violence beneath her foot, grant
972 2 | what may be described as a violent flood. Occasionally We behold
973 36(46) | septem dolorum B. Mariae Virg., Tractus. ~
974 21(26) | Ildefonsus Toletanus, De virginitate perpetua B.M.V.: PL XCVI,
975 37(48) | F. Suárez, De mysteriis vitae Christi, disp. XXII, sect.
976 37(48) | disp. XXII, sect. II (ed Vivès, XIX, 327). ~
977 34 | be said that the heavenly voice of the Archangel Gabriel
978 27 | 27. Ardent voices from the East sing out: "
979 27 | the cherubim, the seraphim wait upon thee and the ranks
980 44 | the other hand, they must watch out for excessive narrowness
981 1 | And never has that hope wavered which they placed in the
982 49 | respect the rights of the weak, cherish peace. No one should
983 46 | confirm this truth. Such a wealth of witnesses makes up a
984 44 | excessive narrowness of mind in weighing that exceptional, sublime,
985 | well
986 51 | without restraint, but a well-ordered harmony under the rule of
987 13(14) | VII; ed. Rauer, Origenes' Werke, T. IX, p. 48 (ex catena
988 26 | both in the East and in the West, has sung the praises of
989 41 | grace of all the Saints. Wherefore, as Our Predecessor of happy
990 | whether
991 | Whoever
992 | why
993 10 | destruction glory over me, lest my wicked foe be victorious against
994 51 | preserve peace, which is not wickedness unpunished nor freedom without
995 43 | Mother of God, who, while wielding royal power, is on fire
996 35 | but also because God has willed her to have an exceptional
997 42 | reign over the minds and wills of men. For if through His
998 10 | protect and keep me under your wing lest Satan the sower of
999 17 | ever-Virgin Mother, from whose womb He, the living God, took
1000 35 | acquired right: that which He won by the redemption? Would