D dochawk Guest Feb 14, 2020 #21 BartholomewB said: (There is a Spanish noun ave, meaning “bird,” but that’s a different word altogether.) Click to expand... Exactly: “Hail Mary, full of grapes”–not birds! :crazy_face:
BartholomewB said: (There is a Spanish noun ave, meaning “bird,” but that’s a different word altogether.) Click to expand... Exactly: “Hail Mary, full of grapes”–not birds! :crazy_face:
D Dan_Defender Guest Feb 14, 2020 #22 In the original Greek it is a greeting that can be translated as ‘rejoice’ or ‘be glad’. Hail Mary - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
In the original Greek it is a greeting that can be translated as ‘rejoice’ or ‘be glad’. Hail Mary - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org