A Month of Mary According to the Spirit of Saint Francis de Sales, by Father Gaspar Gilli

• Author's Preface
• The Immaculate Conception
• Mary, a Model of Perfect Self-denial from her Birth
• Mary consecrates herself to God in the Temple
• Continuation of the Preceding Subject
• Fidelity of Mary in following the Call of God
• Mary is a Model to Religious Persons in her Presentation in the Temple
• The Annunciation of the Most Holy Virgin
• The Excellence of the Virginity of Mary
• The Visitation
• The Charity of Mary in the Visitation
• By the Visit of Mary, Elizabeth is filled with the Holy Ghost
• Humility of Mary
• Through the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint John the Baptist Receives the most special Graces
• The Trials and Consolations of hte Blessed Virgin
• Mary of Bethlehem
• The Union of Charity and Humility in the Heart of Mary at the Incarnation
• The Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Mary, The Model of Perfect Obedience, in the Mystery of the Purification
• The Flight into Egypt; Trust in Providence
• Mary, at the Marriage of Cana, teaches us the Best Method of Prayer
• The Petition of Mary at the Marriage of Cana was full of Confidence
• Mary obtains the first Miracle from Jesus by her lively Faith
• Mary chose the Better Part
• The Blessed Virgin did not neglect the Duties of Martha
• Mary in her Sleep
• Mary on Calvary is the Mother of all Christians
• Mary after the Ascension of Christ
• Mary in the Upper Room at Jerusalem
• How precious in the Sight of God was the Death of Mary
• Mary, like Jesus, dies of Divine Love
• The Death of Mary was sweet and tranquil
• The Resurrection and Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
• Act of Consecration of Saint Francis de Sales to the Most Holy Virgin
• Miraculous Prayer
• Concise Portrait of the Blessed Virgin
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• The text of this ebook is taken from the book The Month of Mary, According to the Spirit of Saint Francis of Sales: Thirty-One Considerations With Examples, Prayers, Etc. by Don Caspar Gilli, translated and abridged from Italian by a Sister of the Institute of Charity.
• The original work as the Nihil Obstat of Father T A Smith. OP, Censor deputatus, and the Imprimatur of Cardinal Henry Edward Manning, Archbishop of Westminster, England, 14 March 1890.
• A Project Gutenberg version was produced by Michael Gray, Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon, and is available online at http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/48887.
• The cover image are statues of Saint Francis de Sales and the Blessed Virgin Mary by Giovanni Marchiori, date unknown. They are in the San Geremia church in Venice, Italy. They were photographed on 12 May 2014 by Didier Descouens, and the image swiped from Wikimedia Commons.