Dominus Vobiscum

Maastricht,_basilica_di_nostra_signora,_statua_di_nostra_signora_stella_marina By Sailko (Own work) / CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Holy Face Paris, circa 1890

Lucas Vorsterman I, after Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio - Madonna and Child, with Saint Domimic Distributing Rosaries (17th century) © President and Fellows of Harvard College

The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Luigi Gregori (detail of the Holy Cross) Basilica of the Sacred Heart (Notre Dame, Indiana) interior, The Lady Chapel

-Psalm 17 of the Psalter of St. Bonaventure

Chapel of the Assumption Interior, Paris, France

Nossa Senhora das Dores, hoje eu apresento todas as minhas necessidades, mágoas, tristezas, misérias e sofrimentos. Nossa Senhora das Dores, que estiveste presente no calvário de Nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo, esteja também presente em meus calvários.

Saint Nicholas of Tolentino overcoming the temptations of the devil with the Blessed Virgin and Saint Augustine Santi di Tito —1588

Through her soul, whose moanings low, Told how grievous was her woe, Sorrow like a sword had gone.

Mary, the Beauty of Carmel.

Saint Catherine of Alexandria Fernando Yáñez de la Almedina—1510

The Canonization of Pope Pius X

“He is, then, the Apostle of the Liturgy, and this alone would have immortalised his name; but we must look for far greater things from such a Pontiff as Gregory. His name was added to the three, who had hitherto been honoured as the great Doctors of the Latin Church. These three were Ambrose, Augustine, and Jerome; who else could be the fourth but Gregory? The Church found in his Writings such evidence of his having been guided by the Holy Ghost, such a knowledge of the Sacred Scriptures, such a clear appreciation of the Mysteries of Faith, and such unction and authority in his teachings, that she gladly welcomed him as a new guide for her children.” ………………..Pope St. Gregory the Great – by Fr. Prosper Gueranger

Banco de Santa Teresinha.