
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.
New film is a powerful, beautifully dramatized and photographed docudrama that is both a gift to Mary, the Mother of Christ, and welcome viewing for all.
INTERVIEW: Director-producer Michal Kondrat, Marian expert Father Chris Alar and actress Maria Juzwin discuss new film about the Mother of God.
Kaskaskia was, at one time and in some ways, the center of the Mississippian universe.
ROSARY & ART: On the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception this year, let us focus on two important Marian sacramentals: the Miraculous Medal and the Brown Scapular.
Father Alar shared that the teaching on the Immaculate Conception is so important because 'Mary’s living proof that we can be holy and immaculate.'
COMMENTARY: The ‘singular grace and privilege’ of the New Eve was God’s preparation for her fiat.
In the past, the obligation to attend Mass on a transferred holy day of obligation was not transferred along with the feast day when it fell on a Monday.
Mary was saved in a more profound way than others who are in the company of the elect.
COMMENTARY: The entire Church sings his words today in praise of the Eucharist.
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