The Lord's Prayer - Bierce, Ambrose
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The text is a devotional meditation on the Lord's Prayer, adapted to emphasize the veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It begins by acknowledging Jesus Christ as the Son of God who humbled Himself by becoming human through the Virgin Mary. The meditation highlights the role of Mary in the divine plan of salvation, portraying her as an intercessor who brings the faithful closer to Jesus. Each petition of the Lord's Prayer is reinterpreted to reflect Mary's virtues and her intermediary relationship with Jesus. The meditation calls upon Mary's integrity, humility, and charity to intercede for…mehr

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The text is a devotional meditation on the Lord's Prayer, adapted to emphasize the veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It begins by acknowledging Jesus Christ as the Son of God who humbled Himself by becoming human through the Virgin Mary. The meditation highlights the role of Mary in the divine plan of salvation, portraying her as an intercessor who brings the faithful closer to Jesus. Each petition of the Lord's Prayer is reinterpreted to reflect Mary's virtues and her intermediary relationship with Jesus. The meditation calls upon Mary's integrity, humility, and charity to intercede for humanity's sins and shortcomings. It emphasizes the importance of Mary's role in the sanctification of God's name, the coming of God's kingdom, and the fulfillment of God's will. The text also underscores the significance of Mary in providing spiritual and physical sustenance, as well as her role as an advocate for forgiveness. Through this meditation, the faithful are encouraged to seek Mary's intercession to obtain grace and mercy from Jesus, ultimately leading to eternal life. The meditation serves as a spiritual guide for those who wish to deepen their devotion to both Jesus and Mary, highlighting the interconnectedness of their roles in the Christian faith.