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"The Cult of Mary" explores the historical and theological foundations of Marian devotion within the Catholic Church. Thomas J. Gerrard examines the origins and development of the veneration of the Virgin Mary, tracing its evolution from early Christian traditions to more formalized doctrines. This book offers insights into the significance of Mary in Catholic theology and practice, shedding light on the beliefs, rituals, and cultural expressions associated with her veneration.
Gerrard delves into the theological arguments supporting Mary's unique role as the Mother of God and her intercessory power. This work provides a comprehensive overview of the historical, theological, and cultural dimensions of Marian devotion, making it an invaluable resource for understanding this central aspect of Catholic faith and spirituality.
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