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The title Mother of God is not so much for Mary's sake but to protect the identity of Christ. Here's how we defend it.
There are several lessons we can learn from the Visit of the Magi. This article reflects on how these apply to our relationship with God.
It would seem St. Joseph wanted to divorce Mary because he thought she carried someone else's child, but scripture scholars suggest something different and it is beautiful.
Saint Pope John Paul II encourages us to contemplate on the mysteries of the holy rosary while we say the vocal prayers in his letter Rosarium Virginis Mariae. Here is an easy and quick start up guide on how to pray the rosary as it was intended.
What does the Pelican symbolize in Christian Art, especially when it tears out chunks of flesh from its breast and feeds it to its young? This article will explain how it is a figure of Christ.
Predestination doesn't mean we lose our free-will, however, we must be mindful of the false doctrine of double-predestination too.
When Christ presents himself as a bridegroom, he makes two claims: he is God, and he is our redeemer.
We all have the capability to become the heart of Jesus that people encounter in their daily lives.
We invoke Mary as the Tower of Ivory because she exhibits its characteristics on Black Saturday.
This is the third-part of a series that explains the non-Scriptural scenes in the Passion of the Christ, and their theological messages.
