In daily life, human beings magnify facts or lived experiences, even adding phrases such as OMG! or the very famous American exclamation Oh my God!both prohibited before the laws of God, in the sense of the mandate of You shall not say God’s name in vain.
God sends us to magnify the sacred things that come from your divine natureand with it the experience lived by Mary as her mother, through Jesus Christ made man, must be example of magnificence.
The magnificence of Mary refers to the gratitude for the holiness, love, humility, mercy, and chastity that he received from God to open the way to salvation, and which he proclaims in his prayer known as the magnificentduring the visit to his cousin Isabel.
The prayer of the magnificent not only reveal the arrival of the son of God on earthbut also expresses the desires that God has for humanity.
The magnificent constitutes one of the most important moments of Christianity and one of the most powerful prayerswhich shows Mary as faithful servant and humble of heart to the will of Godand reveals a new reality for the world, which constitutes the deliverance from sins and salvation to eternal life.
What are the characteristics that make the Magnificent important?
- God’s love for man.
- The mercy that Jesus Christ will leave as a lesson for all generations.
- The glorification of the soul before God the Savior.
- The practice of humility helping those most in need.
- The promise of eternal well-being.
God calls us to pray for the good things that bring joy and fulfillment to the souland to raise with purity in the heart a reverence towards his mother.