Mary: Virgin, Mother, and Queen

Mary: Virgin, Mother, and Queen

A Bible Study Guide for Catholics

by Mitch Pacwa

160 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781612787152

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""Pray for us oh Holy mother of God"" Fr. Pacwa brings his devotion to the Blessed Mother alive for every Catholic in the next in his series of wildly popular Bible studies. Mary - Virgin, Mother, and Queen: A Bible Study Guide for Catholics looks at Old and New Testament texts that are relevant to the Marian doctrine, including: God's promise in Genesis that a woman's offspring would strike the head of the serpentThe Old Testament Ark of the Covenant as a symbol of MaryMary's fiatThe wedding at CanaMary at the crossThe woman and the dragon in RevelationAnd more Mary - Virgin, Mother, and Queen is perfect for use as a parish Bible study, or for individual learning. Each chapter includes background and study exercises, and questions for reflection and discussion. Fr. Mitch enlightens, clarifies, and challenges Catholics to a renewed devotion to the Blessed Mother, through whom we are drawn nearer to Christ.

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