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What Every Catholic Should Know About Mary: Dogmas, Doctrines, and Devotions
What Every Catholic Should Know About Mary: Dogmas, Doctrines, and Devotions
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What Every Catholic Should Know about Mary: Dogmas, Doctrines, and Devotions
by Terrence J. McNally
This book provides a concise summary of Traditional Catholic Mariology. It explains the following facts:
⢠Jesus worked his first miracle for Mary (Jn 2:1â11).
⢠Mary kept the faith of the Church alive on Calvary (Jn 19:25â27).
⢠By 200 CE, Catholic Mariology was virtually completed.
⢠Early Christians painted pictures of Mary in the catacombs.
⢠The earliest prayer to Mary dates from c. 270 CE.
⢠Between 100 and 200 CE, a church was dedicated to Mary at Nazareth.
⢠In the 350s, the feast of the Assumption of Mary was celebrated on August 15.
⢠In 431 CE, the Church proclaimed Mary Mother of God.
⢠Marian devotion is Christ-centered and presupposes conversion of heart.
⢠Catholic Marian teaching derives from the Bible and Tradition (the apostles as witnessed by the Fathers of the Church).
⢠The four Marian dogmas are the Divine Maternity, Perpetual Virginity, Immaculate Conception, and Assumption into heaven. The Church never defined dogmas of Mary as Co-Redemptrix and/or Mediatrix of all graces.
⢠In heaven, Mary shares subordinately in the mediation of Jesus Christ, the only Mediator.
⢠The rosary is 57 percent biblical.
by Terrence J. McNally
This book provides a concise summary of Traditional Catholic Mariology. It explains the following facts:
⢠Jesus worked his first miracle for Mary (Jn 2:1â11).
⢠Mary kept the faith of the Church alive on Calvary (Jn 19:25â27).
⢠By 200 CE, Catholic Mariology was virtually completed.
⢠Early Christians painted pictures of Mary in the catacombs.
⢠The earliest prayer to Mary dates from c. 270 CE.
⢠Between 100 and 200 CE, a church was dedicated to Mary at Nazareth.
⢠In the 350s, the feast of the Assumption of Mary was celebrated on August 15.
⢠In 431 CE, the Church proclaimed Mary Mother of God.
⢠Marian devotion is Christ-centered and presupposes conversion of heart.
⢠Catholic Marian teaching derives from the Bible and Tradition (the apostles as witnessed by the Fathers of the Church).
⢠The four Marian dogmas are the Divine Maternity, Perpetual Virginity, Immaculate Conception, and Assumption into heaven. The Church never defined dogmas of Mary as Co-Redemptrix and/or Mediatrix of all graces.
⢠In heaven, Mary shares subordinately in the mediation of Jesus Christ, the only Mediator.
⢠The rosary is 57 percent biblical.
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