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   3 days ago · Philosophy means “love of wisdom.”. Jesus is Wisdom Incarnate. And the Blessed Mother loved him more than any other human being. “Mary was the greatest philosopher (wisdom-lover) who ever lived. For she had the greatest love for the greatest wisdom,” as Kreeft explains in the “Introductions” section. “Mary is such an archetype of ...

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

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   May 7, 2024 · A: Catholics, of course, can pray directly to God, the Holy Trinity. Vatican II, though, recognized the “close and indissoluble tie” that unites Mary to her divine son (“Lumen Gentium,” No. 53). Mary is intimately united to her divine son, and she is “our mother in the order of grace” (“Lumen Gentium,” No. 61).

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   What role does Mary play in the New Testament?

   • In the New Testament, Mary plays a central role because she is the mother of Christ, the redeemer. St. Paul alludes to Mary in Galatians 4:4-5, and all four Gospels speak of her. Mary is shown as the Virgin Mother of Emmanuel (Mt 1:22–23) who flees to Egypt with Jesus and Joseph (Mt 2:13-21).

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   Why is Mary important in the Bible?

   • Mary is also foreshadowed as the king’s mother in 1 Kings 2:19; as the “closed gate” of perpetual virginity in Ezekiel 44:1-2; and as the Virgin Mother of Emmanuel in Isaiah 7:14 (cf. Mt 1:23). In the New Testament, Mary plays a central role because she is the mother of Christ, the redeemer. St.

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   What does Mary's virginity say about the 'biological'?

   • “Mary’s virginity, no less than her maternity, confirms that the ‘biological’ is human, that the whole man stands before God, and that the fact of being human only as male and female is included in faith’s eschatological demand and its eschatological hope.”

   ‘It Involves the Heart’: Benedict XVI’s Thought on Mary and the

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   What did Pope Benedict say about Mary?

   • As Cardinal Ratzinger, Pope Benedict expressed concern that devotion to Mary must be guided by the faith of the New Testament and that the theology around our understanding of Mary — Mariology — must be further Christology — theology of Christ — and is rooted from the time of the patristics in ecclesiology, the theology of the Church.

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4. catholicnovenaapp.com › saints › about-mary-queen-ofAbout Mary, Queen of the Apostles | Pray Catholic Novenas

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   3 days ago · The title of Mary, Queen of the Apostles, is an ancient title of Our Lady in the Church. It recognizes the queenship that Jesus gave to her over the Apostles, known from private revelation, from the Church’s teachings, and from Scripture. Read the full Mary Queen of the Apostles novena on the novena page. You can also learn more about novenas ...

5. ewtn.co.uk › article-it-involves-the-heart‘It Involves the Heart’: Benedict XVI’s Thought on Mary and ...

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   4 days ago · “Mary thus represents saved and liberated man, but she does so precisely as a woman, that is, in the bodily determinateness that is inseparable from man: ‘male and female he created them’ (Genesis 1:27). The ‘biological’ and the human are inseparable in the figure of Mary, just as are the human and the ‘theological.’” He continues:

6. ewtn.co.uk › article-leading-lady-crushed-by-theLeading Lady: ‘Crushed by the Woman’ Explains Mary’s Role

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   4 days ago · This was a very vivid role for the queen mothers of the Old Testament,” who were “the principal means of intercession for the people to get something to the attention of the king. Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ, the King of Kings. But it also means this: Mary’s queenship is as extensive as the kingdom of God, as the kingdom of Jesus ...

7. www.smithsonianmag.com › history › myth-bloody-maryThe Myth of 'Bloody Mary' | Mary I, England's First Tudor ...

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   May 9, 2024 · According to Linda Porter, author of The Myth of “Bloody Mary,” Edward “moved much faster and much further than the majority of the population wanted, … remov[ing] a great deal that was ...

8. www.catholic365.com › article › 38565Why Was Mary Given the Title “Ark of the Covenant”?

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   Apr 22, 2024 · Mary is invoked as the “Ark of the Covenant” because she bore in her womb the Second Divine Person of the Holy Trinity, the Eternal Logos who was made flesh. Christ is the “bread that came down from heaven” – reminiscent of the manna. Christ is the Eternal High Priest (cf. Hebrews 4:14) – symbolized by the rod of Aaron, who was the ...