According to the Catholic Church's calendar of saints, January 1st is a day of joy, dedicated to Mary, Mother of God. On this special day, set aside some time to pray with faith and joy ...

217 A.D. "For Luke, in the inspired Gospel narratives, delivers a testimony not to Joseph only, but also to Mary, the Mother of God, and gives this account with reference to the very family and ...

Some Christians criticize the Catholic Church for elevating Mary with the title: Mother of God. They claim that this title for Mary is not found in the Bible. Now it may be true that the Bible ...

It is not indifferent whether Mary is mixed in with other feminine figures to form a smorgasbord of Mother God. Here are some of the major reasons. 1) Mary is a historical figure and not just a ...

By turning our hearts to Mary, we experience a whole new horizon of prayer. By her gentle guidance, Mary shows us new depths ...

Mary is often described as the Mother of God. This title refers to her as the mother of Jesus. This title is directly linked to Mary as the Mother of God. Christ is described as the Head of the ...

Elizabeth saw the presence of God in Mary and she gave expression to her joy. Mary became a way for Elizabeth, the barren-woman-turned-mother, to praise God. The Catechism continues: ...

The people inside their homes are afraid of the hungry wolves on rampage outside the poor village. The legend relates that Mary, the Mother of God of the “Blessed Thunder Candle” (Matka Boska ...

A young woman interested in becoming a Dominican Sister of Mary, is not presumed to have ... the will of Christ in fervent charity, mother by self-sacrifice for the salvation of souls [and a] living ...

A believable telling of the life of the Virgin Mary who was chosen by God to be the mother of Christ Jesus. This Biblical story follows Mary before conception, at the revealing of the impending ...