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Mary in the Christian Tradition

Name: Mary in the Christian Tradition
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Author: Owen F. Cummings
ISBN: 9780809155897

by Owen F. Cummings

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160 pages
Publisher: Paulist Press
13.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm

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For those seeking deeper understanding of Mary’s role

Clarifies complex traditions and beliefs about Mary

You will gain insights into Mary's significance across faiths

Discover the rich traditions surrounding Mary in Christianity.

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Owen Cummings explores the traditions regarding Mary that have developed since New Testament times. In addition to the patristic themes usually covered, he includes other traditions such as Syriac and Celtic. He includes Islam since their tradition comes from Christian sources such as the Protoevangelium of James, and more is written about Mary in the Qu'ran than there is in the New Testament. After surveying church history, especially in Europe and including the Reformation, he examines Vatican II, the relatively recently defined Marian doctrines, and devotion to Mary. +