| Mary, Our Holy Mother
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This is a comprehensive overview of Catholic dogma about Mary as Mother of Christ, Mother of the Church, and the Church's most perfect member. It ends with the Multi-Media Meditation of the "Ave Maria" to give your candidates an actual experience of devotion to Mary.
It covers:
- • Why Mary is called “The Mother of God”
- • Why Mary is called “The Mother of the Church”
- • Why Mary is called “The Virgin"
- • Why Mary is called “The Second Eve"
- • Why Mary is called "The Immaculate Conception"
- • Why we believe Mary was “assumed” directly to heaven without experiencing death.
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