Catholic Mariology Collection (13 vols.)
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Study important perspectives on one of the Church’s most important saints—Mary. This collection includes a wide range of texts, from classics by St. Louis de Montfort and St. Alphonsus Ligouri to contemporary works by Scott Hahn and Edward Sri. Enjoy spiritual insights on the rosary, learn the theological significance of the Immaculate Conception, the Virgin Birth, and the Assumption, and study the mystery behind the Theotokos—the Mother of God.
- Covers the Marian dogmas and devotions for both apologetics and personal spirituality
- Features key works by Sts. John Paul II, Louis de Montfort, and Alphonsus Ligouri
- Provides respected modern biblical theologies in Mariology
- Title: Catholic Mariology Collection
- Volumes: 13
- Pages: 2,556
- Christian Group: Catholic
- Resource Type: Monographs
- Topic: Theology-Mariology
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Top8305
1/2/2026
Forgive me for pointing out how incredulous it truly is that Verbum does NOT provide Saint Louis De Montfort’s 33-Day Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Commendations of the Popes Blessed Pope Pius IX (1846–78): Declared that Saint Louis De Montfort’s devotion to Mary was the best and most acceptable form of devotion to Our Lady. Pope Leo XIII (1878–1903): Granted a Plenary Indulgence to those who make Saint Louis De Montfort’s act of consecration to the Blessed Virgin. On his deathbed he renewed the act himself and invoked the heavenly aid of Saint Louis De Montfort, whom he had beatified in 1888. Pope Saint Pius X (1903–14): “I heartily recommend True Devotion to The Blessed Virgin, so admirably written by [Saint] De Montfort, and to all who read it grant the Apostolic Benediction.” . . . “There is no surer or easier way than Mary in uniting all men with Christ.” Pope Benedict XV (1914–22): “A book of high authority and unction.” Pope Pius XI (1922–39): “I have practiced this devotion ever since my youth.” Pope Pius XII (1939–58): “God Alone was everything to him. Remain faithful to the precious heritage, which this great saint left you. It is a glorious inheritance, worthy, that you continue to sacrifice your strength and your life, as you have done until today.” Saint Pope Paul VI (1963–78): “We are convinced without any doubt that devotion to Our Lady is essentially joined with devotion to Christ, that it assures a firmness of conviction to faith in Him and in His Church, a vital adherence to Him and to His Church which, without devotion to Mary, would be impoverished and compromised.” Saint Pope John Paul II (1978–2005): “The reading of this book was a decisive turning-point in my life. I say ‘turning-point,’ but in fact it was a long inner journey . . . This ‘perfect devotion’ is indispensable to anyone who means to give himself without reserve to Christ and to the work of redemption.” . . . “It is from Montfort that I have taken my motto: ‘Totus tuus’ (‘I am all thine’). Someday I’ll have to tell you Montfortians how I discovered De Montfort’s Treatise on True Devotion to Mary, and how often I had to reread it to understand it.” Vatican Council II (1962–1965): ‘The maternal duty of Mary toward men in no way obscures or diminishes this unique mediation of Christ, but rather shows its power. All her saving influence on men originates not from some inner necessity, but from the divine pleasure. It flows forth from the superabundance of the merits of Christ, rests on His mediation, depends entirely on it and draws all its power from it.’ . . . ‘The practices and exercises of devotion to her recommended by the Church in the course of the centuries [are to] be treasured.’ (Lumen Gentium: 60, 67). My Verbum Library Precise search for “consecration NEAR Mary” yields 236 results in 84 articles in 63 resources, citing endorsements by the Popes, Curia, Doctors, and Theologians. Please remedy by providing this as a Verbum Resource. Thank you. Ad Jesum per Mariam
Beh
5/20/2015
Dave Crosby
1/26/2015
Unix
1/7/2015
