10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEDIATRESS»
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mediatress in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Theotokos: A Theological Encyclopedia of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Nicholas Cabasilas (qv) also saw Mary as the intermediary (meses) between
God and man, a moving cause and end of the Incarnation, cause ofgraces, and
mediatress by her intercession. With Theophanes of Nicaea, we reach the peak;
...
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The Christian Remembrancer
(the holy Fathers Duffy — the very holy Fathers Dunigan) give Mary this title of
Mediatress, on account of her having obtained salvation for all, by her powerful
intercession and merit so called of congruity, thereby procuring the great benefit
of ...
William Scott, Francis Garden, James Bowling Mozley, 1855
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Mary--Another Redeemer?
[4] Mary, Our Mediatress Even though the current controversy is over whether this
doctrine can be defined as a dogma, it is obvious that in the literature and piety of
those dedicated to Mary, the issue is already settled. Note again how this ...
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The glories of Mary, tr. from the Ital. of st. Alphonsus ...
1 Mary then was the mediatress of men, it may be asked, but how can she be
called also the mediatress of angels ? Many theologians maintain that Jesus
Christ merited the grace of perseverance for the angels also ; so that as Jesus
was their ...
Alfonso Maria de' Liguori (st.), Mary (the virgin.), 1852
41 Saint Basil of Seleucia declares that she received this plenitude, that she
might thus be a worthy mediatress between men and God : ' Hail, full of grace,
mediatress between God and men, and by whom heaven and earth are brought ...
Alphonse de Liguori, Goffin, 1868
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What Every Catholic Should Know About Mary
Basil of Seleucia preached a homily (c. 449) in which he called Mary the
mediatress between God and men. • Theoteknos, bishop of Livias, wrote that
Mary is our intercessor in heaven where she has free access to God and bestows
spiritual ...
Terrence J. McNally, 2009
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Mary's Maternal Mediation: Is it True to Say Mary is ...
... the Feast of the Queenship of Mary was transferred to 22nd August, while the
Feast of the Visitation of Mary was transferred from 2nd July to 31st May. One
might interpret that as a downgrading of the doctrinal importance of the
Mediatress.
John Desmond Miller, 2004
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Extracts from the 'Glories of Mary' [of st. A.M. de' ...
The part which Mary takes as mediatress is described and explained as follows :
P. 121. " There can be no doubt, that by the merits of Jesus, Mary was made the
mediatress of our salvation ; not indeed a mediatress of justice, but of grace and ...
Horace Noel, Alfonso Maria de' Liguori (st.), 1864
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Memoriale de Sainte Hélène: Journal of the Private Life & ...
Declaring herself our ally, and eagerly complimenting us on every new triumph,
she insisted, with au air of the warmest interest, on being our mediatress, when
she had already entered into an agreement to make common cause with our ...
Emmanuel-Auguste-Dieudonné comte de Las Cases, 1823
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Mary at the Foot of the Cross - III: Mother of Unity
... including the hierarchical and charismatic gifts which configure the Church as
an organically structured sacerdotal community, as universal Mediatress of divine
grace and Mother of the Church, which participates in her virginal maternity.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MEDIATRESS»
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mediatress is used in the context of the following news items.
In Defense of the English Major in Philadelphia Colleges and beyond
... or, as Coleridge put in On Poets of Art, “the mediatress between, and reconciler of nature and man,” something that hadn't been done before. «Philly2Philly.com, Feb 10»
