Walsingham ballad, which explains how the noble woman wished to honor Our Lady. Mary responded by asking her to build a chapel. Mary led Richeldis "in spirit" to Nazareth to show her the place where the Archangel [...] helps mariners in distress. The Anglican pilgrim hostel displays the name Stella Maris, Star of the Sea. This is one of Mary's more ancient titles. Walsingham, just a few miles from the Norfolk coast, is [...] Samaha <link en marian-encyclopedia mary-fills-the-world main-marian-shrines our-lady-of-walsingham-the-nazareth-of-england> www.mariedenazareth.com/en/marian-encyclopedia/mary-fills-the-world/main-marian-s

- Our Lady of Bows (London, 1071) Spiritual Mother Through Mary, we were born in a better way than through Eve, since Christ was born from Mary. […] She is our mother, the mother of our light… Therefore

- Our Lady of Bows (London, 1071) Spiritual Mother Through Mary, we were born in a better way than through Eve, since Christ was born from Mary. [...] She is our mother, the mother of our light... Therefore

so high, nothing but God is greater than Mary. Anselm declared that his mind failed him and his tongue was dumb when he wished to contemplate the immensity of Mary's grace and glory. [...] Anselm, Doctor of the Church (+1109) The Mother of God is Our Mother Saint Anselm's great love for Mary is recorded in Alloquia Caelestia, a treatise in her praise. He says: “O woman admirably unique and

'These rays are symbols of all the graces that Mary obtains for people.' (...) "Then an oval formed around the Blessed Virgin, and I read these words: 'O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have [...] reverse side: the letter M surmounted with a little cross and below it the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Again, an interior voice spoke, telling me to have a medal struck on this model. It would be a source

so high, nothing but God is greater than Mary. Anselm declared that his mind failed him and his tongue was dumb when he wished to contemplate the immensity of Mary's grace and glory. [...] Anselm, Doctor of the Church (+1109) The Mother of God is Our Mother Saint Anselm's great love for Mary is recorded in Alloquia Caelestia, a treatise in her praise. He says: "O woman admirably unique and

own devotion to Mary and took his theme from Mary's words at Cana, "Do whatever he tells you." He presented Knock with a personal gift, a magnificent gold rose, symbolic of the rose on Mary's crown in the [...] watching for two hours in the pouring rain. The witnesses spoke of three figures identified as the Virgin Mary, St Joseph and St John the Evangelist, standing beside an altar bearing a lamb. Canonical inquiries

her answer: "Your question kind of surprised me! I can’t really imagine Mary as the fortune-teller of Galilee! You asked first if Mary knew in advance that she would be the mother of the Savior. Of course [...] can you imagine? She, the humble one, how could she have known that she would receive such a grace? Mary could not imagine God's plan before it came to be, but, like all the daughters of Israel (and more [...] God. The Lord had prepared her heart so that she could hear the announcement with a sense of peace. Mary’s "yes" had been ready for a long time because of her hope that she would see the promised Salvation

ever-virgin Mary of Guadalupe," as she called herself. Our Lady of Guadalupe was declared the Patroness of the Americas and the Star of the New Evangelization by Pope Saint John Paul II. The Mary of Nazareth [...] light" appeared to a native called Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin. She revealed that she was the Virgin Mary, and asked for a church to be built on the site of her apparition. The unbelieving bishop asked Juan [...] for his wish to be granted. On December 12th, appearing for the fourth and last time to Juan Diego, Mary sent him to gather roses at the top of the hill. He returned greatly astonished, with his tilma (or

(Poland). The idea is to make the prayer of the Rosary—this powerful weapon to obtain the victory of Mary—popular again. Father Mariusz Tabulski, a Pauline monk from the Czestochowa Shrine, explains: "Our [...] that, through this journey of prayer and by reflecting on the mysteries of the Rosary, we can allow Mary to guide us and to help us discover our own royal dignity.” Father Tabulski adds that each one of [...] to a royal life, that baptism cannot be buried, that we have been baptized to produce royal fruit. Mary wants to help us. She knows our weaknesses and frailties. As a queen—that is, as a guide and a mother—she