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Immaculate Conception, December 8


The Immaculate Conception of Mary is a dogma of the Catholic Church defined the December 8, 1854 by Pope Pius IX in his bull Ineffabilis Deus.

The 8 December 1896 is the day of the founding of the Congregation of the Assumption of Orantes. To this date, each year, Orantes of the Assumption custom renew their vows. is a way to revive their gift to the Church and humanity.

"In Mary, the grace of the Immaculate Conception is not only preservation, but fullness of grace that continues to flourish. Mary is the "Beloved" of the Most High, "fashioned by the Holy Spirit" by the beautiful expression of St. Germain of Constantinople (LG No. 56)

Paul Claudel 1955 +
The Virgin noon

It is noon. I see the church open. Must enter.
Mother of Jesus Christ, I do not come prier.Je have nothing to offer and nothing to ask.
I just only Mother, you see.
You watch, cry of happiness, to know that.

What I am your son and you're there.
Just for a moment while it hangs.
Midi!
be with you, Mary, in this place where you are.

say nothing, look at your face,
Let the heart sing in its own language,
Do not say anything, but just because we sing his heart overflow. As the blackbird
following his idea in these verses sudden spaces.

Because you're beautiful, because you are immaculate
The woman in grace restored,
creature in his honor in his first and final flowering.
As it is out of God the morning of its original splendor. Intact

ineffably because you are the Mother of Jesus Christ, Who is truth
your arms, and the only hope and the only fruit ...
Because you're a woman, the Eden of the forgotten old tenderness Whose view is the heart suddenly and made the tears accumulated.

Because it is noon, because we're so far today, because you're there forever, simply because you are married, simply because you exist,

Mother of Jesus Christ , be thanked!

Brincard Bishop Henry, Mary and the Church in the light Jubilee Year 2000, Foreword by Bishop Louis-Marie-Bill, President of the Conference of Bishops of France, Salvator, 1999, 29, 137-138.