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-	The '''Angelic Salutation''', '''Hail Mary''', or '''Ave Maria''' ([[Latin]]) is a traditional [[biblical]] [[catholic]] [[prayer]] asking for the [[intercession]] of the [[Mary (Mother of Jesus)|Virgin Mary]], the mother of [[Jesus]]. The Hail Mary is used within [[catholic church|Roman Catholicism]], and it forms the basis of the [[Rosary]]. The prayer is also used by [[Anglicans]] as well as by many other groups within the Western Catholic tradition of [[Christianity]]. A somewhat different form of the prayer that omits the explicit request for intercession is used in the [[Orthodox Church|Eastern Orthodox]] and [[Oriental Orthodoxy|Oriental Orthodox]] churches and other groups of [[Eastern Christianity]]. Some [[Protestantism|Protestant]] denominations, such as [[Lutheranism|Lutherans]], also make use of some form of the prayer. Most of the text of the Hail Mary can be found within the [[Gospel of Luke]].	+
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-	==See also==	+
-	* [[Theotokos]]	+
-	* [[Marian devotions]]	+
-	* [[Mary, the mother of Jesus]]	+
-	* [[Catholic beliefs on the power of prayer]]	+
-	* [[Mariology]], the theological study of Mary	+
-	* [[The Glories of Mary]]	+
-	* [[Prayer beads]] and [[prayer rope]]	+
-	* [[Marian apparitions]]	+
-	* [[Marian shrine]]	+
-	* [[Rosary]]	+
-	* [[Hail Mary pass]]	+
-	* [[Hymns to Mary]]	+
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