The Mother is included in the Eucharistic form of being. Her unity with the Son became so great on Easter that they can no longer be separated from now on. Where the Son is substantially and truly present, the Mother cannot be absent. If what a Christian receives at the altar is truly the Body of the Lord, then it is also the body that became flesh in the Mother and to which she gave everything at her disposal. Because she said "yes" to him becoming man, she also says "yes" to each of his new arrivals in the world, which takes place in the transformation at every Holy Mass.
(Adrienne von Speyr /1902–1967/, Servant of the Lord;
translation Marta Pavlíková and Terezie Brichtová)
