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1. catholictradition.org › Mary › marys-symbolsTHE SYMBOLS OF MARY - CATHOLIC TRADITION

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   The Pansy is called the "Trinity Flower", because its three-petaled shape, like the Irish shamrock, represents the the Trinity, first revealed to Mary. Fleur-de-lys: The Fleur-de-lys is a symbol of the Blessed Virgin Mary because it resembles both the Iris and the Madonna Lily.

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   Apr 1, 2023 · Some of the most recognizable Catholic symbols include the cross, the crucifix, the dove, and the lamb. Each symbol has its own unique meaning and significance. For example, the cross is a symbol of sacrifice, hope, and salvation, while the dove represents peace and the Holy Spirit.

3. catholicreview.org › twelve-questions-answeredTwelve questions answered about Mary - Catholic Review

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   May 7, 2024 · Mary is spoken of as “full of grace” (“kekaritomene”) which in Greek means one who has been and continues to be “favored” or “graced” by God (alternate translations could be “completely graced” or “thoroughly graced”).

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   The Rose, is the symbol of the Blessed Virgin of prophecy, the rose plant bearing the flower, Christ, and exquisite beauty, and the fragrance left behind in her empty tomb when opened. The Violet represents Mary's humility "regarded by the Lord".

5. www.catholic365.com › article › 39044The Fluer de Lis Symbol: Mary and the Trinity - Catholic365.com

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   May 26, 2024 · In Catholic symbology, the lily represents the Virgin Mary. The three petals in the fluer de lis symbol (above) point to Mary’s radiance, royalty and purity. The symbol also refers to the Holy Trinity, God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

6. catholicexchange.com › st-gregory-of-nyssa-aSt. Gregory of Nyssa: A Symbol and Example of Christian Unity

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   Mar 9, 2016 · St. Gregory of Nyssa can be a patron saint for the unity of Christians, East and West. Gregory is almost universally revered in Christian communities the world over. His sainthood is recognized the Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Churches, Lutheranism, and the Anglican Communion.

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   What does the Virgin Mary symbolize?

   • In essence, the Virgin Mary's dual role as a symbol of purity and motherhood embodies the timeless virtues of unwavering faith, moral integrity, and boundless love. Her enduring influence as a maternal figure and a paragon of virtue resonates deeply with believers, offering solace, inspiration, and a profound example of spiritual excellence.

   What Does The Virgin Mary Represent In Catholicism

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   What flower symbolizes Mary's divine prerogatives?

   • Other flower associations with Mary's Divine prerogatives include the Impatiens, symbolical pure adornments of the ears of Mary who heard the word of God and kept it; the Lady-slipper "Our Lady's Slipper", symbol of Mary's graceful Visitation trip to visit Elizabeth in the hill country: "All her steps were most beauteous."

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   Why is the Virgin Mary important?

   • The Virgin Mary occupies a central and revered position in Catholic doctrine, embodying profound theological significance and serving as a cornerstone of faith for millions of believers. At the heart of Catholic teaching lies the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, which asserts that Mary was conceived without original sin.

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   Is Mary a 'full of Grace'?

   • The dogma of Mary’s plenitude of grace from the moment of her conception finds support in the greeting of the angel in Luke 1:28. Mary is spoken of as “full of grace” (“kekaritomene”) which in Greek means one who has been and continues to be “favored” or “graced” by God (alternate translations could be “completely graced” or “thoroughly graced”).

   Twelve questions answered about Mary - Catholic Review

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8. www.catholic.com › gregory-the-great-saintGregory the Great, Saint | Catholic Answers Encyclopedia

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   Gregory I (The Great), Saint, Pope, Doctor of the Church; b. at Rome about 540; d. March 12, 604. Read more from the original Catholic Encyclopedia.