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Prayer for the VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY TO ST. ELIZABETH || Feast Day : May 31
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Visitation Prayer.
Dear Lord, thank you for our mother Mary.
In haste Mary set out to visit her cousin.
She was attentive to the needs of another
without regard for herself.
May I learn to be more attentive to the need of others in my life.
In joy Mary shared with Elizabeth God’s goodness to her.
She proclaimed the greatness of God with her entire being.
May I proclaim Your greatness, Lord, daily in my life.
Mary went to serve with love.
She cared for her cousin in Elizabeth’s time of need.
May I serve others with love and care out of my love for You, O Lord.
Mary did not hold back in praising You, O Lord.
She told of Your love and mercy from age to age.
May I never tire of praising You and sharing Your goodness with others.
Just as Mary did, may my being always “proclaim the greatness of the Lord,”
and may my spirit always find “joy in God my savior.”
May I always know in my heart and live the truth that
“God who is mighty has done great things for me”
and “Holy is His name.”
Amen.
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MORE ABOUT THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Two young mothers and their treasures meet
Only in the Catholic Church would a Feast Day first celebrated in the thirteenth century be considered “new.” But that is when the Visitation first appeared in some liturgical calendars. Our oldest liturgical feasts date from the apostolic period. That is, they were likely celebrated by the Apostles themselves in the years immediately following the earthly life of Christ. The original historical events of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday transformed into liturgical events so rapidly and so naturally that the earliest Christian writings are of a liturgical nature. Other Feast Days, such as Christmas, Mary the Mother of God, and the Birth of John the Baptist had to wait their turn. They are ancient but cede pride of place to the foundational events of Holy Week, just as America’s Presidents’ Day must cede to the more essential Independence Day. Without a country, there would no presidents, and without a death and resurrection, there would be no Christianity or Christian calendar in the first place.
The Visitation falls, liturgically, when it happened historically. Mary conceived Jesus Christ in late March. Saint John the Baptist was born in late June. And it was between these two bookends that pregnant Mary visited her pregnant cousin Elizabeth. Perhaps it was in late May. We may be surprised in heaven to discover that many of our biblically based feast days are commemorated on the exact historical dates they occurred. Would God deceive us otherwise? After all, no good father would tell the family to celebrate his son’s birthday on a date other than when he was born.
It is the Gospel of Saint Luke that recounts for us so many details of Mary’s life that otherwise remain untold. Saint John writes at the end of his Gospel that Jesus did.
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Hello everyone, Peace be with you. The FEAST OF THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY is on May 31. You can make this Prayer anytime you want for your own intentions.
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MORE PRAYERS TO PRAY:
Prayers to Saint Jude Thaddeus
Prayer to Saint Anthony Mary Claret
Powerful Prayer to Saint John Paul II
Our Lady of Sorrows Novena
Daily Prayer to Saint Teresa of Calcutta
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Then Jesus said, “Did I not tell you that if you believe, you will see the glory of God?”
John 11:40
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Visitation Prayer.
Dear Lord, thank you for our mother Mary.
In haste Mary set out to visit her cousin.
She was attentive to the needs of another
without regard for herself.
May I learn to be more attentive to the need of others in my life.
In joy Mary shared with Elizabeth God’s goodness to her.
She proclaimed the greatness of God with her entire being.
May I proclaim Your greatness, Lord, daily in my life.
Mary went to serve with love.
She cared for her cousin in Elizabeth’s time of need.
May I serve others with love and care out of my love for You, O Lord.
Mary did not hold back in praising You, O Lord.
She told of Your love and mercy from age to age.
May I never tire of praising You and sharing Your goodness with others.
Just as Mary did, may my being always “proclaim the greatness of the Lord,”
and may my spirit always find “joy in God my savior.”
May I always know in my heart and live the truth that
“God who is mighty has done great things for me”
and “Holy is His name.”
Amen.
**************************
MORE ABOUT THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Two young mothers and their treasures meet
Only in the Catholic Church would a Feast Day first celebrated in the thirteenth century be considered “new.” But that is when the Visitation first appeared in some liturgical calendars. Our oldest liturgical feasts date from the apostolic period. That is, they were likely celebrated by the Apostles themselves in the years immediately following the earthly life of Christ. The original historical events of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday transformed into liturgical events so rapidly and so naturally that the earliest Christian writings are of a liturgical nature. Other Feast Days, such as Christmas, Mary the Mother of God, and the Birth of John the Baptist had to wait their turn. They are ancient but cede pride of place to the foundational events of Holy Week, just as America’s Presidents’ Day must cede to the more essential Independence Day. Without a country, there would no presidents, and without a death and resurrection, there would be no Christianity or Christian calendar in the first place.
The Visitation falls, liturgically, when it happened historically. Mary conceived Jesus Christ in late March. Saint John the Baptist was born in late June. And it was between these two bookends that pregnant Mary visited her pregnant cousin Elizabeth. Perhaps it was in late May. We may be surprised in heaven to discover that many of our biblically based feast days are commemorated on the exact historical dates they occurred. Would God deceive us otherwise? After all, no good father would tell the family to celebrate his son’s birthday on a date other than when he was born.
It is the Gospel of Saint Luke that recounts for us so many details of Mary’s life that otherwise remain untold. Saint John writes at the end of his Gospel that Jesus did.
*********************
Hello everyone, Peace be with you. The FEAST OF THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY is on May 31. You can make this Prayer anytime you want for your own intentions.
Guys please don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell for you to be updated every time we have a new content. I hope you would support our channel. Thank you and God Bless.
******************
Disclaimer: I do not own any music or articles in this video, for inspirational, prayers and devotion purposes only.
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
******************
❣❣❣❣ Credits / Sources: ❣❣❣❣
Canva and inshot for the Editing Apps
Yt audio library for the music background
-------------------------------------
MORE PRAYERS TO PRAY:
Prayers to Saint Jude Thaddeus
Prayer to Saint Anthony Mary Claret
Powerful Prayer to Saint John Paul II
Our Lady of Sorrows Novena
Daily Prayer to Saint Teresa of Calcutta
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YOUTUBE
FACEBOOK PAGE
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Then Jesus said, “Did I not tell you that if you believe, you will see the glory of God?”
John 11:40
God Bless us all🙏
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