(I'm a little late since its actually the 31st, but this is a beautiful devotion still the same)
Feast day Sept 8th (Mikey was due on this date)
Mary was chosen from all eternity to give us the Savior; hence she was eternally in God's plan of redemption. In time she was immaculately conceived, and her birth brought salvation to mankind. Thank God for having created the most beautiful of creatures and for having given her to you as a Mother. Thank Him for all the mercies He has shown to mankind through Mary. Let your birthday gift to your Heavenly Mother be the wholehearted consecration of yourself to her.
Whosoever is a little one, let him come to me. prov. 9:4
With gladness let us celebrate the birthday of the most Blessed Virgin Mary, that she may intercede for us with our Lord Jesus Christ!~ Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost, as it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be.
Let us call to mind the most noble birth of glorious Virgin Mary, whose lowliness delighted the gaze of the Lord, and who, at the message of an angel, conceived the Savior of the World...Hail Mary full of grace...
This day the Blessed Virgin Mary was born of the royal family of David. through her the Salvation of the world appeared for all who believe. This is she whose life gave light to the world. Hail Mary...
O Virgin Mother of God, thy birthday announced joy to the whole world, for from thee arose the Sun of Justice, Christ our God, who having taken away the cruse bestowed blessing, and having triumphed over death, gave us life everlasting. Hail Mary...
Mary speaks: The Lord possessed me in the beginning of His ways, before He made anything from the beginning. I was set up from eternity, and of old, before the earth was made-Prov. 8:22
Prayer
May all our hope of assistance, O Lord, ever rest upon loving kindness of Thine only begotten Son! May He, Jesus Christ, Our Lord, who when born of the Virgin, did not detact from the virginity of His Mother, but made it sacred, cleanse us of our sins on this solemn feastday of her Nativity, and make our prayers, pleasing in Thy sight. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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