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AUGUSTINIAN BULLETIN BOARD - January 2001 The Mother of God Let us rejoice; let the nations be glad and exult. It is not this visible sun, but its invisible creator, who has consecrated this day, when the virgin mother gave birth from her fertile and unimpaired womb to the one who became visible for us, by whom in his invisibility she herself was created; a virgin in conceiving, a virgin in giving birth, a virgin when with child, a virgin on being delivered, a virgin forever. Why be astonished at these things? That is how he made her, who was himself made from her. He already was before he was made; and being almighty, he was able to be made, while remaining what he already was. He made a mother for himself, while he was still with the Father; and when he was made from his mother, he remained in the Father. How could he cease to be God on beginning to be man, when he enabled his mother not to cease to be a virgin when she gave him birth? Sermon 186, 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR from the Augustinians!
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