She's the simple peasant girl
they call Queen of Heaven.
She's the Lord's humble servant,
yet an icon of womanly strength.
She's ever-virgin
and the mother of all.
She's lowly and exalted;
filled with grace
and font of grace.
Sinners fly to her . . .
but an angel bowed.
She's Mary, the mother of Jesus:
the most recognized
woman in history.
And the most
misunderstood.
Non-Christians paint her as an earth goddess. | Skeptics say she's a projection of male psychological needs. | And others regard her as a ordinary, sinful woman. |
With all the noise about
our Blessed Mother these days
it's hard to hear the Church's
sure, strong voice speaking
quietly about her.
Now comes
Dr. Mark Miravalle,
intent on helping the Church
dispel the fog of popular nonsense
that obscures Mary today.
Dr. Miravalle describes himself as
"a card-carrying, Rosary-praying Catholic,"
but he's also a veteran professor of theology
at Franciscan University of Steubenville,
and a Mariologist: "one who studies Mary."
To provide sure and ready answers
to the countless questions surrounding Mary
today, Dr. Miravalle has just finished
a slim volume about her:
Meet Mary
Getting to Know
the Mother of God.
Meet Mary leaves behind rumor
and speculation, giving you instead
a clear and straightforward
presentation of what the Church
actually teaches about Mary.
For believing Catholics, it's a
welcome refresher course.
For inquiring non-Catholics and even
non-believers, it's an excellent introduction
to the woman revered by hundreds of millions.
In Meet Mary, you'll encounter:
- Everything the Bible says about her
- What the early Christians believed, and why
- Every one of the key teachings the Church
has ever proclaimed about her.
More importantly (for Mary herself desires
to be known intimately, not academically)
you'll learn how to enter into a personal
relationship with Mary.
You'll soon come to regard Mary as Jesus did:
not as a distant and unapproachable figure
in the heavens, but as a good friend
and a tender, loving mother.
Best of all, Meet Mary will help you
become a better disciple of Jesus.
For the Son commands
us to imitate Him in all
things, and that includes
perfect love of his mother.
Meet Mary |
"It's time for you to know more
about the Mother of the Lord,
and this book will do
precisely that for you."
Dr. Scott Hahn
Table of Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Conclusion Appendix
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Meet Mary Dr. Mark Miravalle $12.95 list 144 ppbk 1-800-888-9344 www.sophiainstitute.com |
2 comments:
she's not an ever-virgin. she was virgin when Christ was conceived but remember Jesus had half-brothers.
Jesus having half (blood) brothers is not a proven fact even in the Bible. Remember at that time in Israel there is no term for cousins, so every relative can be called brothers.
Remember at the time when Jesus is hanging on the cross in Mt. Calvary, Jesus entrusted her mother to the Apostle John and not to her so called half brothers! Is it not logical that if Mary had other sons, they would be the ones taking care of her after Jesus died on the cross.
Peace in Jesus and Mary.
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