Existence Womb (58)

   
   "Existence Womb (58)"
   
    Miriam was in a cerebral fog as she nervously piloted the powerful Boss 302 through the fluff of snow, exiting Calgary, on the glacial prairie path towards the fancy shanty she shared with her brave father and Buck, the Templar werewolf, animated to change by way of the sublimity of the Holy Spirit--hey, fangs can be a benevolent thing, at certain times of violent contagion.
   Anyway, she was freaked by her conversation with Brother Puck, and how he appeared out of nowhere.  For nobody was supposed to know of their habitat location, way up here, Northwards; moreover, the death of Christ was freaking her too.  Are Christians painted with a bloody target on their backs by the negativity of the fallen angel, now the adder?  And she thought of the Virgin Mary's suffering, watching Her Son tortured till a painful culmination of His corporeal self--for the possible phase of the time being.  
   Does anybody use the ANGELUS, that Catholic devotion celebrating the miraculous and unearthly Incarnation?  And how Saint Mary was visited by a linguistically cool Arch-Angel named Gabriel, and maybe more supernatural beings from the Celestial Hierarchy if we look into the non-canonized Gospels, such as the Protoevangelium--it also called the Gospel of James, or the Gospel of Mary, these texts leaving hints at Her potent power during early adolescence.  
   Regardless, Miriam must steel herself Maryways, getting her pestering hormones away from Buck's lean body mass, and becoming more like a peasant girl with uncanny greatness, Her bravely enduring the death of Her Savior Child.