The Glories of Mary: Explanation of the Hail Holy Queen Narendran & Salzmann

The Glories of Mary: Explanation of the Hail Holy Queen Narendran & SalzmannFrom the Introduction: "St. Alphonsus wrote The Glories of Mary as a defense of our Lady's sublime position in traditional Catholic devotion. Certain writers of his time, tainted with Jansenism, were busy ridiculing devotion to Mary, singling out the Hail Holy Queen (Salve Regina) for particular criticism. St. Alphonsus' admirable handling of their false scandal over common Catholic practice was simple enough, but overwhelming in its effect. He quoted

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had bestowed the Scriptures on the human race for their instruction in divine things

but to every person who would truly love and serve God

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