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St. John Paul II – In [the words of the Magnificat] Mary’s personal experience, the ecstasy of her heart, shines forth. In them shines a ray of the mystery of God…

By Catholic Digest on December 10, 2024

In [the words of the Magnificat] Mary’s personal experience, the ecstasy of her heart, shines forth. In them shines a ray of the mystery of God, the glory of his ineffable holiness, the eternal love which, as an irrevocable gift, enters into human history.

–St. John Paul II
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