PNSS—
I need to get a bit of work done before heading off to pray for a handful of Freepers before the God of the Universe—or a wafer—I’ll remember you. While I would like to respond in-depth, work (actually John in the Greek) calls, Campion’s response is very good for a short answer, so I trust that he can take care of whatever God wills be taken care of.
Our Lady’s lines in the Magnificat (the Catholic term for her prayer beginning at Luke 1:46) would seem outrageously presumptuous did we not believe that they were spoken in His Spirit—she is lowly, she is a handmaid, she proclaims the greatness of the lord, the almighty has done (and continues to do) great things for her—God is her savior in the superlative way. He has saved us all, in some sense, and he has saved Mary supremely. On the other hand, he himself needs no salvation.
But here I go waxing poetically.
Prayers for you both.