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 1 3 |            which the Vicar of her Divine Son on earth had pronounced
 2 7 |    Blessed Mary were destitute of Divine grace even for the briefest
 3 8 |          God was the abode of all Divine graces, adorned with all
 4 10|          St. Ephrem addresses her Divine Son in these words: "Really
 5 11|           demands the fullness of Divine grace and a soul immune
 6 13|           to sin and destitute of divine grace. Almighty God could
 7 14|         office and dignity of the Divine Redeemer. For if we carefully
 8 15|      redounds to the glory of her Divine Son, not only because all
 9 19|          brighter light, since by Divine providence it fell to Our
10 20|         wisdom and harmony of the Divine plan, by which God wishes
11 24|   precepts and example of her own Divine Son, it seems to us, We
12 27|    religion is rejected, once the Divine Majesty, establishing what
13 28|         souls and renew them with Divine grace and render them better
14 34|       outstanding monument to the Divine maternity of the Virgin
15 35|            with the assistance of Divine grace, the way of life of
16 39|           besides, supplicate the Divine Mother, asking bread for
17 40| intercession of the Mother of the Divine Redeemer and our Most Sweet
18 43|          her for heavenly aid and Divine consolation. Persevering
19 45|       deeds and ascends to things Divine. The effect of penance is
20 47|                       47. May the Divine Redeemer, moved by the favor