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	In Search of A Mary Garden Statue
		Mary's gracious movements and the tender changes of her expression under the promptings of the Holy Ghost are better reflected in the play of light and the rustling of the breeze in the garden than in sculpture and painting.
		Mary is imaged as both the throne of the Eternal Word which she presents to the adoration of mankind, and also as the human instrument of the Incarnation.
		Mary's title, Seat of Wisdom, which in the liturgy is preserved in the Litany of Loreto, signifies in the broadest sense her role as the abiding place or resting place of Divine Wisdom, of which she is the chosen instrument.
	www.mgardens.org /JS-ISOAMGS-MG.html (3300 words)

	Mary Garden, Annapolis, Maryland
		Dedicated on Mary's birthday, September 8, 1988, the Mary Garden in Annapolis, Maryland, is located behind St. Mary's Church, in the quadrangle formed by the church, the rectory and the historic John Carroll House.
		She decided she wanted a Mary Garden as a tribute to her to and to be closer to her.
		It was not until she moved to Annapolis and became a member of St. Mary's Church that she found a pastor interested in a Mary Garden.
	campus.udayton.edu /mary/resources/m_garden/annap.html (1954 words)

	MARY GARDEN'S SIDE IN SUIT : New York Times (1919) - 22 May 1919
		A statement in behalf of Mary Garden was made yesterday by her attorney, Jacob Klein, concerning the suit filed against her in the Supreme Court on Tuesday by Lucille, Ltd., to recover $2,758 for gowns and accessories, in which the attorney made public correspondence with Miss Garden concerning the matter.
		Miss Garden bought the gowns last October and got a bill for them when she came here in February with the Chicago Opera Company.
		After Miss Garden had returned to Paris, and before any word concerning the reduction of the bill had been received, Miss Garden's attorney wrote inquiring about it, stating that she "considers the charges made by you outrageous, and if you insist on same will contest their fairness before the proper tribunals."
	www.encyclopedia-titanica.org /mary_garden.html (353 words)

	Medieval Gardens (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The hortus conclusus or 'enclosed garden' was a sacred area which might represent the Christian soul, enclosed in the body, or the Church, formed of the body of the faithful.
		In the 15th century, depictions of the Virgin in a Paradise Garden were frequent, in particular in Flemish and German painting.
		Lily – regularly appeared in paintings of the Annunciation, when the angel Gabriel greeted Mary with the joyful news that she was to be the mother of Jesus, the Saviour of the World.
	www.stmarydehaura.org.uk /gardens.html (1275 words)

	Mary Garden; or, Can a Woman Love and Still Be Free? by Carrie Wilson
		Mary, perfumed and soignee (was) perched on the edge of his desk, displaying what in 1910 must have been a daring expanse of silk-stockinged leg, puffing at a cigarette, and blowing the smoke deliberately in her host's face....Out of this inauspicious encounter a durable, if stormy, friendship developed....
		Miss Garden didn't want to think about what it would mean to be fair to Ogden Armor, and she describes how, when she found out he was, unknown to any of his friends, alcoholic, she never said anything to him about it.
		Mary Garden wanted to hear what Aesthetic Realism is enabling women to learn now, how to care honestly for the world and people as a means of liking ourselves; how to love in a way that is the same as freedom.
	www.aestheticrealismtheatreco.org /CWarticleMaryGarden.htm (2506 words)

	Garden, Mary
		Garden’s opera debut at Hammerstein’s Manhattan Opera House was in the American premiere of Thaïs in 1907.
		Mary Garden was convinced that her artistry, the combination of singing, playing and effectivness on the stage, was unique...
		Nowadays we have to “judge” by her recordings (Mary Garden herself was not at all pleased with her records).
	www.cantabile-subito.de /Sopranos/Garden__Mary/hauptteil_garden__mary.html (548 words)

	LADY VIRGIN MARY FLOWER GARDEN MEDIEVAL CATHOLIC FOLKLORE SYMBOLS
		Some of the better known Mary Gardens today are those at Our Lady's national shrines at Knock, Ireland, and Akita, Japan; at the Artane Oratory of the Resurrection in Dublin; and in the cloister planting of Lincoln Cathedral in England.
		Of special note in the United States, in addition to the mother garden at Woods Hole, are the Mary Gardens at St.
		Mary's Parish, Annapolis, Maryland, adjacent to historic Carroll House, and St.
	www.mgardens.org (250 words)

	Garden's Camille - TIME
		One morning five years ago Mary Garden received in her sheaf of mail a note from a fledgling composer asking if he might play her some of his music.
		When Composer Hamilton Forrest first went to see Mary Garden he was a lean, wild-eyed youth who, in order to continue his musical studies, had been working as office boy in Mr.
		Mary Garden wears pajamas in one scene, in another a gorgeous gold-cloth gown of latest cut, bright with blood-red camellias.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,752669,00.html (530 words)

	Mary Garden, Episcopal Convent of the Transfiguration in Cincinnati, Ohio
		Mary Garden, Episcopal Convent of the Transfiguration in Cincinnati, Ohio
		Using these materials as guides she designed the garden and in 1981, with the help of two high school students and a horticulturist from the Cincinnati Park Board she established the Mary Garden.
		The Mary Garden was one of nine private gardens toured by members of the American Horticultural Society during its annual convention in Cincinnati that year.
	www.udayton.edu /mary/resources/m_garden/cqu.html (1099 words)

	Mary, Hail Mary, Virgin Mary, St. Mary -- Beliefnet.com
		Our articles about Mary are of special interest to Roman Catholics, but also to non-Catholics: Anglicans; Eastern Orthodox Christians (who venerate her as the Theotokos); Lutherans and other Protestants who are interested in the mother of Jesus; and Muslims, who venerate Mary as Mariam or Maryam.
		Mary's Assumption into heaven after her death, which is observed as an important feast for Catholics and the Eastern Orthodox
		Mary's perpetual virginity is part of ancient tradition and theologically central to Jesus' uniqueness.
	www.beliefnet.com /ep/mary.asp (430 words)

	Mary Garden Literature Distribution
		In the Woods Hole Mary Garden, where the flowers were identified by plant markers and were listed in a leaflet available in the small library room at the base of the Angelus tower, visitors were introduced to another dimension of the medieval piety of the Age of Faith of the great cathedrals.
		Lille's blessing, established the spare-time project, Mary's Gardens, in 1951 to undertake further research into the Flowers of Our Lady in various countries; and - through lectures, magazine articles, press notices and exhibits - to inspire the planting of Mary Gardens, large or small, at homes, schools, parishes and shrines.
		Now, with the establishent of the Mary's Gardens Internet web site (http:/www.mgardens.org) in 1995, we are able to make our over 45 years of written materials and flower and garden photos more widely and currently available.
	www.mgardens.org /LiteratureHandouts-MG.html (465 words)

	Mary Garden - Author
		You can read all about Mary's life in her books and some of her articles, but here's a summary of the writing stuff.
		She is the author of The Serpent Rising - a journey of spiritual seduction (based on her years in India as a guru junkie), and a collection of poems, Coming Together.
		Her father, Oscar Garden, was one of the early long-distance pioneer aviators and in early 2005 she discovered that the life he led (and didn't tell her about) is a treasure-trove of aviation history.
	www.users.bigpond.com /marygarden (321 words)

	Parish Mary Garden Care
		Essential elements of Parish Mary Garden care and celebration include: - Assuming, with Parish Council's and/or pastor's permission and support, responsibility by one or more parishioners for the initial planning, digging, planting and care of Parish Mary Garden.
		- Inspiring and organizing a larger Mary Garden Guild of volunteers committed to joining in the care of the Mary Garden as a devotional work.
		Setting aside a niche or section of the Mary Garden for care by pupils.
	www.mgardens.org /MG-ParishMaryGardenCare.html (377 words)

	SongMeanings \| lyrics \| Peter, Paul & Mary - Garden Song
		Artists > Peter, Paul & Mary > Garden Song
		All it takes is a rake and a hoe and a piece of fertile ground
		In my garden I'm as free as that feathered thief up there
	www.songmeanings.net /lyric.php?lid=107422 (199 words)

	Lyrics: Peter, Paul & Mary - Garden Song
		Lyrics: Peter, Paul & Mary - Garden Song
		An old crow watching hungrily from his perch in yonder tree
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	lyrics.astraweb.com /display/67/peter_paul_mary..peter_paul_mommy_too..garden_song.html (163 words)

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