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Maryję – Matkę Jezusa nazywamy Matką Bożego miłosierdzia przynajmniej z dwóch, narzucających się w związku z jej miejscem w historii zbawienia, powodów. To po pierwsze sposób, w jaki Bóg stwarza ją, obdarowuje ze względu na przewidziane przyjście na świat Jego Syna – Jezusa Chrystusa, którego jest Matką. Oddalający człowieka od Boga grzech, na który – niezmiennie kochający człowieka Bóg – odpowiada miłosierdziem, zostaje, z woli samego Boga, całkowicie usunięty z życia Maryi. Należy to uznać za szczególny rodzaj miłosierdzia przygotowującego Matkę Jezusa do wypełnienia właściwego jej powołania, które realizuje się w jej Bożym macierzyństwie. Innym wyrazem Bożego miłosierdzia wobec Maryi jest jej Wniebowzięcie, w którym jako pierwsza z ludzi cieszy się bliskością Boga w jedności duszy i ciała, nie tylko zapowiadając, ale uczestnicząc już w tym, co będzie udziałem otwierających się na to miłosierdzie i współpracujących z nim. Wreszcie jako Matka Zbawiciela świata Maryja jednoczy się z Nim w Jego drodze i misterium paschalnym. Przez ten związek współpracuje z pełnią udzielonej jej przez Boga łaski, okazując miłosierdzie najbardziej potrzebującym, zadanym również założonemu przez Jezusa Kościołowi, którego jest Matką miłosierną.
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We call Mary – Mother of Jesus, the Mother of God’s mercy, because of at least two reasons imposing in connection with its place in a salvation history. Firstly, the way God creates her and lavishes due to the anticipated birth of His Son – Jesus Christ, whose mother she is. A sin that moves people away from God, who invariably loves and responds mercifully, is completely removed from the life of Mary. This should be considered as a special kind of charity, preparing the Mother of Jesus to fulfill her proper vocation that is realized in her divine motherhood. Another expression of God’s mercy to Mary is her Assumption, in which she is the first among people who can enjoy the closeness of God in the unity of body and soul. Not only does she announce it but already participate in something that is prepared for those who are open for mercy and cooperate with it. Finally, as the Mother of the Saviour of the world, Mary is united with Him in His way and paschal mystery. Through this relationship she works with God’s grace, showing mercy to those most in need, given also to the Church founded by Jesus, and she is the Merciful Mother.
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In this article, the author analyzes the Marian prayers of Pius XII that he prayed in front of Our Lady’s icons and during the radio messages addressed to the world. These prayers are now on the Vatican website under his name and under the title Preghiere. They were taken from the source documents entitled Discorsi e messaggi ... There are nine of them directed entirely to Our Lady, and a few in which the author addresses only a few sentences to Mary. The ardor of prayer strikes in them. They show the pope’s awareness that he is the one who bears the burden of human poverty, misfortunes, threats, and the indigence of humanity on his shoulders. In Mary, to whom he turns, he sees rescue and as such he points her to all the oppressed. The sublime language of these prayers is delightful, full of subtle, rich metaphors and images, a language to some extent mystical. Certainly, these prayers are full of praise, thanksgiving, beseeching. These prayers are Christocentric, frequently concluded with acts of praise to the Holy Trinity, i.e. doxologies. The prayers of Pius XII are, in a way, a synthesis of pre-conciliar Mariology, in which the privileges of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption are at the forefront. There is also admiration for Mary’s beauty, her glory, her place in heaven, and at the same time a deep faith in her powerful intercession with God. Adoration and veneration of Mary are constantly intertwinedwith petitions, in line with the lasting tradition of the Church. They have a huge kerygmatic weightiness. They contribute to build a deep Marian spirituality of the faithful, teaching why and how are they to turn to the heavenly Mother. The prayers are also educative. By praying for particular spiritual gifts, the Pope teaches atthe same time for which virtues the particular states should strive.
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