To: Arthur McGowan
>>We dont know whether or not Mary died.<<
So the dormition of Mary wasn't really the dormition of Mary right? And that whole story about the apostles being transported to her bedside at her death was just a fake? A fable? What was that?
I think if it weren't for double speak Catholics wouldn't have much to say.
286 posted on
01/30/2015 12:45:09 PM PST by
CynicalBear
(For I decided to know nothing among you except Jesus)
To: CynicalBear; Arthur McGowan
>>We dont know whether or not Mary died.<<<
But they know she was "assumed" into heaven
307 posted on
01/30/2015 1:52:51 PM PST by
RnMomof7
(Ga 4:16)
To: CynicalBear
So the dormition of Mary wasn't really the dormition of Mary right? And that whole story about the apostles being transported to her bedside at her death was just a fake? A fable? What was that?Nothing you mention is part of the teaching of the Catholic Church. It's not in any canonical Scripture, but that doesn't mean it's false or a "fake." No Catholic is required to believe or even be aware of the stories you mention.
In the East, it is generally held that Mary died. In the West, the more common opinion is that she did not.
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