God. This divine maternity is established with Mary’s free acceptance, her fiat at the moment of the Annunciation. Further, the Church recognizes Mary’s sanctity from the moment of her conception: God [...] in 1854 by Pope Pius IX. Additionally, Mary’s divine motherhood allowed her to bear Christ and yet remain a virgin, for nothing is impossible with God. Mary’s perpetual virginity, before, during, and [...] nature, you bore your Creator”. Finally, Mary’s spiritual motherhood, which is seen clearly after the Ascension, after Pentecost, and ever since her Assumption, and Mary’s personal glorification, body and soul
With Mary, a Carmelite nun, a wife and a mother Therese's earthly mother, Zelie Marie Guerin, was a true "Mary" in the family. She was the mother of five daughters, the youngest of whom was "Marie Françoise [...] Carmel." She put on Mary’s virginal habit, and chose her as her guide. With Mary and like Mary, Therese lived her Carmelite vocation as a virgin, a wife and a mother. At the school of Mary, Therese understood [...] is both her God and her Man (Jesus is true God and true Man). Her nuptial journey also went through Mary to Jesus; from the first Eucharistic kiss to the definitive union in Heaven. (Poetry 33) Like the
One Sunday, during the novena [1], Marie went into the garden, leaving me with Léonie, who was reading by the window. After a short time I began to call: "Marie! Marie!" very softly. Léonie, accustomed [...] all round and glanced anxiously into the garden, still calling: "Marie! Marie!" Her anguish was perhaps greater than mine, and that was unutterable. At last, after many fruitless efforts to make me recognize [...] her family ...] One day Papa came into my room in the deepest distress, and I watched him go up to Marie and give her some money, bidding her write to Paris, and have a novena of Masses said at Our Lady
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The Infancy and Youth of Mary This section presents the genealogy of the Virgin Mary, her lineage, and her parents . Additionally, it describes her childhood, including her birth and the important events [...] until the time of the Visitation. The Life of the Virgin Mary During the Life of Christ Chosen to bear the Christ and to be the Mother of God, Mary accomplishes her destiny in an extraordinary manner. She [...] and until His Ascension . The Life of the Virgin Mary after Pentecost Until the End of Time After the Ascension of her divine Son, the Blessed Virgin Mary fulfills her call to motherhood in her ministry
the divine and universal motherhood of the Virgin Mary, which confers on her the powerful role of protector and intercessor. According to the era, Mary was portrayed more or less as Advocate, or Queen of [...] many sources. Thus, it is very difficult to define it other than as an art celebrating the Virgin Mary, under different forms and in different places. The sources of Marian literature include the Bible [...] Transitus) [1] – and patristic literature. Marian literature allows us to trace the figure of the Virgin Mary in the Old Testament by establishing the links between the symbolic representation of the Virgin in
