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 1 3     |        from all eternity regards Mary with a most favorable and
 2 3     |        Assumption into heaven of Mary, the Virgin Mother of God,
 3 5     |          that the Blessed Virgin Mary should be exempted from
 4 6     |         solemnly proclaimed that Mary, the Virgin Mother of God,
 5 6     |          the dogma of the Virgin Mary's bodily Assumption into
 6 8     |          the dogma of the Virgin Mary's Assumption into heaven
 7 10    | Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven which had been
 8 12    |          that the Blessed Virgin Mary's bodily Assumption into
 9 14    |     sacred books that the Virgin Mary, throughout the course of
10 15    |          dedicated to the Virgin Mary assumed into heaven clearly
11 15    |       fact that in the Rosary of Mary, the recitation of which
12 18    |     designates this privilege of Mary's as "an ineffable mystery
13 18    |           not only is the Virgin Mary's bodily Assumption connected
14 19    |          Dormition of the Virgin Mary.14 Again, St. Leo IV saw
15 20    |       body of the Blessed Virgin Mary remained incorrupt, but
16 22    |        the fact that the body of Mary, the virgin Mother of God,
17 24    |          privilege of the Virgin Mary's Assumption is in wonderful
18 25    |       light on this privilege of Mary. As the first element of
19 25    |    angels, the intimate union of Mary with her Son, and the affection
20 26    |          pure body of the Virgin Mary, preserved and exempt from
21 28    |   Lausarme, held that the Virgin Mary's flesh had remained incorrupt-for
22 30    |        day of the Blessed Virgin Mary's annunciation, explained
23 31    |        the Catholic Church, that Mary's body had been assumed
24 32    |   preserved the most holy Virgin Mary from the violation of her
25 33    |         entirely imperative that Mary "should be only where Christ
26 35    |         wish to have the body of Mary corrupted after death, since
27 35(39)|          Liguori, The Glories of Mary, Part 2, d. 1. ~
28 36    | Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven, chose to focus
29 36    |       celebrated this mystery of Mary's Assumption for many centuries,
30 36    |         that those who deny that Mary's body has been assumed
31 38    |       our Redeemer is the Son of Mary, he could not do otherwise,
32 39    |       second century, the Virgin Mary has been designated by the
33 41    | Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven should be defined
34 41    |          privilege of the Virgin Mary has already arrived. ~
35 42    |        upon the glorious example Mary offers us may be more and
36 42    |          our hope that belief in Mary's bodily Assumption into
37 44    |        affection upon the Virgin Mary, for the honor of her Son,
38 44    |          of God, the ever Virgin Mary, having completed the course
39 46    |         Assumption of the Virgin Mary into heaven may be brought