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Roman Catholic AnswerThe two main things that the Church and members of the Church do to remember the ways in which God Almighty has blessed the Blessed Virgin Mary are:

1) Masses in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, there are many feasts throughout the year dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, and every Saturday, on which there is not a required Mass, one may celebrate a memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

2) The rosary is a meditative prayer in which the Church remembers key events in the life of Our Blessed Lord and His Mother.

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