Mary Our Queen

This article is about the prayer. For the cathedral in Baltimore, Maryland, see Cathedral of Mary Our Queen.

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Mary Our Queen is a Roman Catholic Marian prayer.

It is attributed to Saint Anthony of Padua in the 13th century.

Words of the prayer

Mary, our Queen,

Holy Mother of God,

we beg you to hear our prayer.

Make our hearts overflow with Divine grace

and resplendent with heavenly wisdom.

Render them strong with your might

and rich in virtue.

Pour down upon us the gift of mercy

so that we may obtain the pardon of our sins.

Help us to live in such a way

as to merit the glory and bliss of heaven.

May this be granted us by your Son Jesus

Who has exalted you above the angels,

has crowned you as Queen,

and has seated you with Him

forever on his refulgent throne.

Amen

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Mary Our Queen

Words of the prayer

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