From the earliest days of the Church, Christians have recognized Mary, the Mother of Jesus, as a central figure in God’s plan of salvation. She is often called “the New Eve,” a title rich in theological and spiritual meaning. This designation connects Mary deeply with the account of Genesis while …
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Introduction: Mary, the Bridge Between Promises and Fulfillment In Catholic tradition, Mary holds a privileged place as the Mother of God and a model of faith. However, her significance is not limited to the New Testament narratives; her figure is deeply rooted in the promises of the Old Testament. From …
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The figure of the Virgin Mary holds a central place in Catholic faith. As the Mother of God, model of holiness, and mediator, her life and transition to Heaven are subjects of deep veneration. One of the most fascinating and lesser-known aspects for many is the mystery of the Dormition …
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Since the early centuries of Christianity, the Church Fathers have reflected on the Virgin Mary as the Ark of the New Covenant, a title deeply rooted in Scripture and rich in theological meaning. This concept not only highlights Mary’s unique role in salvation history but also carries profound spiritual implications …
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