
Immaculate Conception: How the Church Fathers Saw Mary as the New Eve
The early Christians consistently recognized Mary as the New Eve, drawing a direct parallel between her obedience and Eve’s fall from grace.
The early Christians consistently recognized Mary as the New Eve, drawing a direct parallel between her obedience and Eve’s fall from grace.
The Miraculous Medal reminds us that Mary’s loving care is always there, even in life’s darkest moments.
ROSARY & ART: Ever since Calvary, Mary has been our Mother. The Last Judgment is the time to see how the family did.
Even amid deepest sorrow, Mary’s love for grieving parents brings consolation as she cradles their lost children in heaven.
The Kingdom of God is a family with a God who loves us and gave himself for us
‘A great portent appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars.’ (Revelation 12:1)
‘The task of believers, and of priests in particular, is precisely to touch the hearts of others, so that they may be opened to the message of the Lord Jesus. In this great task, the contribution that literature and poetry can offer is of incomparable value.’ —Pope Francis, ‘On the Role of Literature in Formation,’ July 17, 2024
The Blessed Virgin Mary is the new Eve — and the new Ark of the Covenant.
Since 1900, more than 120 alleged Marian apparitions have received an official rejection from Church authorities; and new Vatican norms could lead to more explicit rejections.
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