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By Mark Shea. Is it possible early Christians simply borrowed the idea of goddess worship and applied it to Jesus' mother? Not a chance
By Mary DeTurris Poust. Four recent books offer different perspectives on ancient prayer for experts and novices alike.
By Scott Alessi. Crownings recognize Mother of God's queenship, while gardens celebrate her blessed fruitfulness
Letters to the Editor for February 21, 2010
By Mark Shea. Although critics of the Church try to use her to attack Jesus, Mary protects the truth of her son’s true identity — and our own
By Mark Shea. Where does the Church get its Marian teachings? Take a deeper look into the Old Testament
By Carl Olson. The Assumption is a stamp of approval on Mary’s life of humility and quiet discipleship of her Son
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