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1. catholicexchange.com › mary-the-model-of-humilityMary, the Model of Humility - Catholic Exchange

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   Mar 14, 2006 · Humility for Mary was not a matter of downcast weakness, but of a strong determination to let God work in her and through her. Mary was humble because she knew that God the Almighty wanted to do “great things” (Luke 1:49) in her, not by her own power, but by the working of his power &#0151 not by her wisdom, but according to the wisdom of his plans and purposes.

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   Mary, being the first and most perfect disciple of Jesus Christ in the practice of all virtues, was the first also in that of humility, and by it merited to be exalted above all creatures. It was revealed to St. Matilda that the first virtue in which the Blessed Mother particularly exercised herself, from her very childhood, was that of humility.

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   This profound humility leads her to proclaim, “He has scattered the proud…he has lifted up the lowly” (Luke 1:51-52), highlighting the paradox that God often works through the humble to reveal His glory. The Catechism on Mary’s Humility. The Catechism of the Catholic Church echoes the importance of Mary’s humility in God’s plan.

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   May 12, 2016 · The sacred ceremony is finished. Mary is placed upon her throne, in the arms of her Son, in the eternal noontime of heaven, and it is holy humility that has accomplished the work. It is now for us to pay our respects to this great Queen and, seeing her so close to her Son, to pray her to assist us by her all-powerful intercession.

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   May 19, 2020 · With reason St. Bernardine exclaims: “As no other creature, after the Son of God, has been raised in dignity and grace equal to Mary, so neither has anyone descended so deep into the abyss of humility.” Behold the effect that graces and divine favors should produce in us: an increase of humility, a greater awareness of our nothingness.

6. www.catholic365.com › article › 43605Mary’s Influence Today: How Marian Devotion Shapes ...

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   Oct 8, 2024 · Mary’s Enduring Influence in Modern Catholicism. The influence of Marian devotion on contemporary Catholic practices is profound. From personal prayers like the Rosary to communal events like Marian feasts and pilgrimages, Mary continues to play a central role in the spiritual life of the Church. She serves not only as an intercessor but also ...

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   What was Mary's first virtue?

   • Mary, being the first and most perfect disciple of Jesus Christ in the practice of all virtues, was the first also in that of humility, and by it merited to be exalted above all creatures. It was revealed to St. Matilda that the first virtue in which the Blessed Mother particularly exercised herself, from her very childhood, was that of humility.

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   Is Mary a pride or humility?

   • "She," He said, "is Pride; but the other one whom you see with her head bent down, courteous towards all, having God alone in her mind, and considering herself as no one, is Humility: her name is Mary." Hereby God was pleased to make known to us that the humility of His Blessed Mother was such that she was humility itself.

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   What does Mary say about being humble?

   • Those who are humble are retiring, and choose the last places; and therefore Mary, remarks St. Bernard, when her Son was preaching in a house, as it is related by St. Matthew, [12:46] wishing to speak to Him, would not of her own accord enter, but "remained outside, and did not avail herself of her maternal authority to interrupt Him."

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   Why is Mary important in Catholic spirituality?

   • This Marian model is particularly significant in contemporary Catholic spirituality, which often emphasizes the call to personal holiness and a deeper relationship with Christ. By imitating Mary’s virtues and placing trust in her intercession, Catholics are drawn closer to her Son, Jesus Christ.

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   How dear are humble souls to Mary?

   • "O, how dear are humble souls to Mary," says St. Bernard; "this Blessed Virgin recognizes and loves those who love her, and is near to all who call upon her; and especially to those whom she sees like unto herself in chastity and humility." Hence the Saint exhorts all who love Mary to be humble: "Emulate this virtue of Mary, if thou lovest her."

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   Why is Mary important?

   • As the Mother of Jesus, Mary was intimately connected with the incarnation of Christ, and her fiat, or “yes” to God, exemplifies the ideal of Christian discipleship. Over time, the Church’s reflection on Mary has deepened, especially through teachings like the Immaculate Conception and her role as Mediatrix of all graces.

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8. zenit.org › 2024/05/22 › the-virtue-of-humilityThe virtue of humility explained by the Pope with the Virgin Mary

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   May 22, 2024 · It is what saves us from the Evil One, and from the danger of becoming his accomplices. And humility is the source of peace in the world and in the Church. Where there is no humility, there is war ...