The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames) Day 8: Full of Grace
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Jan 8, 2026 Discover the Biblical roots of the Hail Mary and its divine significance during prayer. Fr. Mark-Mary explores how Gabriel's greeting at the Annunciation connects us to God's words. He encourages a heartfelt approach to Mary, emphasizing that repetition in prayer can deepen our love. The session includes a practical meditation on 'full of grace,' inviting listeners to connect with Mary and seek the grace of Jesus. Conclude with a guided prayer of the Our Father, three Hail Marys, and a Glory Be.
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God's Greeting To Mary
- The Hail Mary's opening words are God's own greeting to Mary, spoken through Gabriel at the Annunciation.
- Fr. Mark-Mary Ames says we should use those words to approach Mary as God himself greets her.
Parallels Between Our Father And Hail Mary
- The Our Father teaches us how to approach the Father, and the Hail Mary teaches us how to approach Mary.
- Fr. Mark-Mary Ames draws a parallel showing God provides words for our relationships with both Father and Mother.
Pray The Hail Mary With Renewed Affection
- Slow down and repeat the Hail Mary with fresh affection each time rather than rushing through words.
- Let the repetition become an outpouring of love that returns tirelessly to Mary.
