Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Produced by A. Zapata for the TFP Three Archangels Music Library
This original music is set to a very simple medieval inspired tune.
The One Holy Church attributes to The Holy Virgin among other texts of Sacred Scripture:
from The Book of Canticles Chapter 6, verse 10:
"Who is she that cometh forth as the morning rising, fair as the moon, bright as the sun, terrible as an army set in battle array?"
Her "Fiat," leading to the Incarnation of the God-Man, set in motion God's supreme and total attack to destroy the Devil's plan to ruin Mankind.
“Satan, being proud, suffers infinitely more from being beaten and punished by a little and humble handmaid of God, and her humility humbles him more than the Divine power; and, secondly, because God has given Mary such a great power against the devils, that, as they have often been obliged to confess, in spite of themselves, by the mouths of the possessed, they fear one of her sighs for a soul more than the prayers of all the Saints, and one of her menaces against them more than all other torments.”
- Saint Louis de Montfort
Produced by A. Zapata for the TFP Three Archangels Music Library
This original music is set to a very simple medieval inspired tune.
The One Holy Church attributes to The Holy Virgin among other texts of Sacred Scripture:
from The Book of Canticles Chapter 6, verse 10:
"Who is she that cometh forth as the morning rising, fair as the moon, bright as the sun, terrible as an army set in battle array?"
Her "Fiat," leading to the Incarnation of the God-Man, set in motion God's supreme and total attack to destroy the Devil's plan to ruin Mankind.
“Satan, being proud, suffers infinitely more from being beaten and punished by a little and humble handmaid of God, and her humility humbles him more than the Divine power; and, secondly, because God has given Mary such a great power against the devils, that, as they have often been obliged to confess, in spite of themselves, by the mouths of the possessed, they fear one of her sighs for a soul more than the prayers of all the Saints, and one of her menaces against them more than all other torments.”
- Saint Louis de Montfort
