St. Mary The Child
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This document provides information about Saint Mary as a child. It describes how her parents, Joachim and Anna, were unable to have children and prayed to God. In response, the archangel Gabriel appeared to Joachim and said Anna would give birth to a girl named Mary. When Mary was 3 years old, her parents fulfilled their vow to dedicate her to God's service in the temple. Mary served in the temple until age 12, praying and helping the priests. The document explains that God chose Mary to be the mother of Jesus because of her purity, humility, and obedience. When the archangel Gabriel told Mary she would give birth to Jesus, Mary responded with joy and acceptance.
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- 2. To be like St. Mary “For behold, henceforth all generations will call me blessed” (Luke 1:48) Upon thy right hand did stand the queen in gold of Ophir. (Psalms 45:9 )
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- 6. At the temple During her stay in the temple she: Served and cleaned it She made beautiful napkins She polished the censor and prepared everything when the priest prayed. She prayed while working, at night, in the morning, at noon. The angels fed her. The priests loved her because she was: Gentle Obedient Calm meek
- 7. The Lord chose St. Mary to be His Mother God chose St. Mary out of all the women of the world to give birth to Christ because: She loved God with all her heart She was meek and humble of heart She wanted to keep her virginity for God finding herself unworthy to be the mother of the Messiah. She was obedient
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- 13. She cleaned the temple
- 14. She helped the priests
- 16. Conclusion Let us practice to be like St. Mary when she was a child. To submit to God = Let God take care of everything in our lives, Let God be in control In school At home What we are going to eat, drink, and wear What we are going to do To let God work through our lives as he did through the life of St. Mary
- 18. Hail To Mary 1- Hail to Mary, Mother of God From sun rise, to sunset Glorify her, Magnify her Put her always in your heart 2- She has born unto us The savior of the world He came and saved our souls And forgave us our sins 3- She's the Lady and the Virgin Our Queen in heaven She's above the Cherubim And Praised by the Seraphim 4- She is famous and well known As the best shelter to rest Try her and you'll find that For your help She's always there 5- Please O Mary, pray for us And the sinners to return Teach us and guide all of us For you are the faithful Saint