Maria Moeder Van De Verlossing Mary Mother Of The Redemption The Religious Bases Of The Mystery Of Mary Translated By Nd Smith Based On The Third Revised Dutch Edition With Further Revisions And Additions By The Author

This short book presents the teaching of Mary the Co-Redemptrix, describing her role, united with Christ but subject to Him, in the Redemption. The term today is surrounded by great confusion and on account of this, there exists a poor understanding of Our Lady. Not only is the subject of Co-Redemption not understood, but a vital aspect of Mary's life and vocation as Mother of God and of the Church is missed. In order to clarify this doctrine and bring others to a deep relationship with the Mother of the Church, the author explains the term, and turns to the saints from the Church's history to demonstrate the constant teaching of Co-Redemption. At the close of the work a series of topical and theological objections are presented and answered.

One of the great doctors of the Church, St. Alphonsus Liguori assembled the finest information on Our Lady from the many writings of the saints, holy authors, and Sacred Scripture. The Glories of Mary is five complete books in one volume. The first book examines the words of the Salve Regina and shows how God has given Mary to mankind to be the Gate of Heaven. The second book explains Our Lady's principal feasts and reveals fresh truths about these mysteries. The third book explains the Seven Sorrows of Mary and why Our Lady's martyrdom was longer and greater than that of all other martyrs. The fourth book describes ten different virtues of Our Lady, and the fifth book provides dozens of famous prayers, meditations, and devotions to her. Included are the theological proofs for the Immaculate Conception, explanations of the invocations in the Litany of Loreto, and a description of Our Lady's death. The Glories of Mary is the greatest compendium of nearly eighteen centuries of teaching on Our Lady and seeks to lead many souls to a greater love of Jesus through a more intimate knowledge of Mary and her exalted role in our salvation.