Our Lady According To St. John Damascene

Our Lady According To St. John Damascene

Our Lady According To St. John Damascene

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“Our Lady is rest for those who work, consolation for those who weep, medicine for the sick, a harbour for those assailed by tempests, pardon for sinners, sweet relief for the sad, succor for those who implore.” – St. John Damascene

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