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The Blessed Virgin Mary was “full of grace!” To be “full” means just that—full, lacking in nothing. This fullness of grace signified that she embodied the perfection of every virtue, particularly humility. Humility is seeing oneself in the light of truth, neither exaggerated nor diminished. Mary’s humility is strikingly revealed in her reaction to the angel Gabriel’s greeting—she was “greatly troubled at what was said” and pondered it deeply.

Today, as we honor the Blessed Virgin Mary as the Immaculate Conception, we remember that while Adam and Eve were created in a state of Original Innocence, they fell from grace through disobedience. As a result, humanity inherited a fallen nature. However, by a singular grace, Mary was preserved from the stain of Original Sin from the very moment of her conception. This prevenient grace—a grace that was given to her before any merit or action on her part—was given to her in light of the future merits of her Son, Jesus Christ. Thus, Mary was redeemed in an extraordinary way, and her soul was preserved from concupiscence and all of the effects of sin. Unlike Adam and Eve, who turned away from God, Mary remained faithful to Him throughout her life, earning her the title, “The New Eve.”

I didn’t set out to become a Rust developer. I was building React and Node apps like everyone else… until a small internal project at work forced me into unfamiliar territory. So I tried Rust — just to see if I could make it work. It wasn’t a massive project. No complete rewrite or redesign. Just a small Rust prototype. But the experience completely shifted how I thought about building software. That one project showed me what it feels like to write code that’s fast, reliable, and predictable from day one. …instead of constantly patching bugs or fighting hidden issues. And once I felt that… there was no going back. What started as a small test turned into a turning point: