To: Mad Dawg
2. Because Mary remained hidden during her life she is called by the Holy Spirit and the Church "Alma Mater", Mother hidden and unknown. So great was her humility that she desired nothing more upon earth than to remain unknown to herself and to others, and to be known only to God.
Back to overt Marianism:
How does De Montefort know what Mary desired? Also, if the Holy Spirit calls her "Alma Mater" where is that recorded?
2,441 posted on
06/05/2008 6:01:14 AM PDT by
DungeonMaster
(Obamafeld, "A CAMPAIGN ABOUT NOTHING".)
To: DungeonMaster
Also, if the Holy Spirit calls her "Alma Mater" where is that recorded?,P>If you ant to be serious, I bet you already know the answer we'd give. If you don't want to be serious, I'm too bored to play at throwing stuff at each other right now.Also, I'd avoid taking De Montfort as a source of official doctrine. I happen to enjoy his Gallic excess, but I like snails too.
2,468 posted on
06/05/2008 7:04:39 AM PDT by
Mad Dawg
(Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.)
To: DungeonMaster
Yeah, I’ve never seen anything that the HS said about Mary or anything else for that matter. He inspired the writers of the gospel and not much was said about Mary, certainly not anyone calling her Alma Mater.
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