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Print Length: 503 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1515126269
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Publication Date: April 28, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B004YLO5TI
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I am reviewing the 448-page book of this title.This is one of those books a Roman Catholic home library *cannot* be without, like The Raccolta Prayers and Devotions Enriched with Indulgences,The Golden Key To Heaven, and The Catechism of the Council of Trent. St. Alphonsus Liguori completed this spectacular book of Marian dogmas, dolors, and devotions in 1750 at the height of his powers:"The body of the book is divided into parts, the first of which consists of a phrase-by-phrase exposition of the Salve Regina, followed by prayers to Our Lady, a series of shorter tracts on various Marian feasts, dolors, virtues, and devotional practices.... St. Alphonsus's approach displays a clearly thought-out method of presentation that provides a strong measure of internal unity. Most of the parts that make up the Glories of Mary follow a fourfold method of (1) theme, (2) exposition, (3) example, and (4) prayer. This method immerses his readers in the tradition of the Church and encourages them to think the great thoughts the saints have thought about Mary, to read how others have tried to express their love for her, to pray as they have prayed, and, in doing so, to develop a lasting devotion to the spiritual Mother of all believers. Because it used nearly throughout the entire work, the method also serves to bind the various parts together and gives the reader a clear idea of what to expect as he or she moves from one part to the next."See also Mystical City of God, and Introduction to the Devout Life.
If you have ever wondered if you could make it to heaven, this is the book for you. If you have ever doubted that you were loved, then you need to read this one. It is a saint quoting other saints about the greatest saint of all time, Mary. This will help you begin to comprehend her love for you, and to believe in her love for you, and how much she also, as your mother, wants to be sure you make it to heaven with all the help you could ever need.
A particular value, this book does not add unnecessary untruths to the established teachings of Holy Church's Marian Theology. (Sometimes referred to as the "Church of Mary")It is a beautiful, encouraging and inspiring expansion-of-understanding of the DEPTHS of the theology.It is a beautifully written, and entirely accessible book.
This is a very special book to me on the life of our Lady, The blessed Virgin Mary, it was a gift to me, so I bought it for others to read: All the Saints review Our Blessed Mother. She consoles the poor suffering, through her consolation she refreshes the souls of all who petition Her, Mary never abandons any soul..
This is a magnificent book on Our Lady. I can hardly put it down and the EXAMPLES throughout are inspiring.
St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696 - 1787) uses very intense language in this long love letter to the Blessed Virgin Mary. It's a work of beauty and devotion, with stories and legends meant for the edification of people from another place in time; parts of "The Glories of Mary" may not resonate with some modern ears, but it resonated with mine. Although there are serious (and very excellent) Church teachings scattered throughout, it is not fundamentally a theologic or apologetic work: it was written more to move the heart than the mind.There are 7 parts to the unabridged edition I'm reviewing (Liguori Publications; Revised edition October 1, 2000):1. Line by line commentary on the Salve Regina2. Prayers to Our Lady (including The Rosary of Our Lady's Sorrows, covered in more depth in Part 4)3. Sermons on the Principle Feasts of Our Lady4. The Sorrows of Mary5. The Virtues of the Blessed Virgin Mary6. Practices of Devotion in Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary7. Further ExamplesSt. Alphonsus follows a four-step formula in covering most of the material: (1) theme, (2) exposition, (3) example, and (4) prayer. He introduces a topic, develops it in depth using the devotional writings and sayings of the Fathers, Doctors, and saints of the Church, and then provides a story or two to illustrate his point, and a specific prayer for Our Lady's grace pertaining to the particular topic.As mentioned earlier, this is primarily a work of devotion and therefore not the book I'd give a Protestant to explain the Catholic veneration of Mary; just as I would not give "The Imitation of Christ" to an atheist to explain the rational underpinnings of Christianity. This is the book you read after the light goes on and you realize that for Christ to be King, His mother Mary has to be Queen. That's the way God chose to do it.If you're Protestant and want to try reading this book with an open mind, you have to have a proper rational foundation for the veneration Catholics give Mary. It's vital to understand that there are three modes of veneration or worship we, as creatures, can render. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, these are latria, dulia, and hyperdulia. Latria is addressed directly to God. It is superior, absolute, supreme worship, "the sovereign worship due to God alone"; addressed to a creature it would become idolatry. When worship is addressed indirectly to God - when its object is the veneration of martyrs, angels, or saints - it is called dulia. Veneration of the Blessed Virgin, who has a "supereminent" rank among saints, is called hyperdulia. Dulia and hyperdulia are given, therefore, with the knowledge that we are offering it *to* God *through* the creature: praising God's creation in this framework has always and forever been but praise for God Himself.For those outside the Church who put little stock in its whole Deposit of Faith, and choose to use only a part of it - the holy books chosen and approved by that same Church, otherwise known as the Bible - there absolutely is a basis for venerating Mary. I'll explain just one of them here, but if you really have a heart to find out more, there are plenty of books and resources on the subject.In Chapter 1 of Luke, we have the Annunciation: Mary is full of grace; she is highly favored by the Lord. So highly favored in fact that the Holy Spirit will come upon her and the Son of God will be incarnate in her womb. The implications of this are staggering:* All of Jesus' humanity - his DNA - comes from Mary.* Jesus, the ultimate source of all grace, whom God could have formed from the dust as he did Adam for his human nature, instead comes to us through Mary - she was chosen to be the channel through which comes all grace.* God honors Mary like no other creature; as He must: it is his own Commandment (the fourth.)* Remember what Jesus' saliva mixed in mud did for the blind man; Mary's very blood coursed through the Son of God, thereby consecrating her as no other creature, not even the Angels in Heaven.* She was without Original Sin, protected by the Fall at the moment of her conception: she had to be, as the Son of God could not be made of flesh that was at any time held captive by Satan. Why would any Protestant want to refute this point? It only impugns Christ to say or think otherwise.* The Holy Spirit is married to Mary in a mystical but very real manner (unless you would prefer to believe He would impregnate her out of wedlock), and the Song of Songs is to be read, on one level, in this light.* The Mother of God is a Queen; for who else gives birth to a King but a Queen?There are many more conclusions you could draw from this one scene in Luke on the fact of the incarnation. There are other scenes, especially the Wedding Feast at Cana in John. Once you begin to follow these threads you will, with prayer, eventually be led to the truth of the Catholic understanding of Theotokos.
Again, I have to say this is a wonderful, classic writing of St. Alphonsus, perhaps one of the best then and now.Written to enlighten Catholics about the greatness of the Mother of God, Mary, as a strong defense against the heretics of those times.It still is a need in our days, to have a master book of apologetics at hand. I recommend this book as a valuable one to read more than once, over and over! Such was his love for Our Mother!
This book is a must-read for EVERYONE! Also, this is a very good edition. It includes a Lourgori homily for every Marian feast day of the year which I think is awesome
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