Mary of Agreda
Born
in Agreda, Spain
April 02, 1602
Died
May 24, 1665
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The Mystical City of God (4 Volume Set)
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1971
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240 editions
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The Mystical City of God: A Popular Abridgement of the Divine History and Life of the Virgin Mother of God
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1660
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Mystical City of God: The Conception (Volume 1 of 4)
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1670
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51 editions
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Mystical City of God: The Incarnation (Volume 2 of 4)
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1670
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46 editions
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The Mystical City of God, Volume III "The Transfixion": The Divine History and Life of the Virgin Mother of God (Volumes 1 to 4 Book 3)
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1670
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28 editions
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The Mystical City of God: The Coronation (Volume 4 of 4)
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1670
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24 editions
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Divine Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary
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1722
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5 editions
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The Admirable Life of the Glorious Patriarch Saint Joseph
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2007
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19 editions
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Mística Cidade de Deus - 1
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Correspondencia con Felipe IV . (BIBLIOTECA DE ESCRITORAS. B/E.)
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“Thou art the Mother of God himself, the Queen of all creation, the Keeper of the ineffable Treasure of heaven, my help and protection: grant me, thy servant, thy blessing, and may thy intercession and favor never fail me.”
― The Mystical City of God: Complete Edition Containing all Four Volumes with Illustrations
― The Mystical City of God: Complete Edition Containing all Four Volumes with Illustrations
“Let then mortals, who have sinned against God, undeceive themselves: without penance there shall be no grace, without reform no pardon, without pardon no glory. But just as these are not conceded to those that are unworthy, so they are also never denied to those that are worthy; nor is ever the mercy of God withheld from any one who seeks to obtain it.”
― The Mystical City of God: Popular Abridgement: The Divine History and Life of the Virgin Mother of God
― The Mystical City of God: Popular Abridgement: The Divine History and Life of the Virgin Mother of God
“In the midst of these tormenting anxieties the holy spouse Joseph appealed to the tribunal of the Lord in prayer and placing himself in His presence, he said: “Most high Lord and God, my desires and sighs are not unknown to Thee. I find myself cast about by the violent waves of sorrow (Psalms 31:10) which through my senses have come to afflict my heart. I have given myself over with entire confidence to the Spouse whom Thou hast given me. I have confided entirely in her holiness; and the signs of this unexpected change in her are giving rise to tormenting and fearful doubts lest my confidence be misplaced. Nothing have I until now seen in her which could give occasion for any doubt in her modesty and her extraordinary virtue; yet at the same time I cannot deny that she is pregnant. To think that she has been unfaithful to me, and has offended Thee, would be temerity in view of such rare purity and holiness: to deny what my own eyes perceive is impossible. But”
― The Mystical City of God: A Popular Abridgement of the Divine History and Life of the Virgin Mother of God
― The Mystical City of God: A Popular Abridgement of the Divine History and Life of the Virgin Mother of God

























