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Studying Mary : Reflections on the Virgin Mary in Anglican and Catholic Theology and Devotion, Hardback Book

Studying Mary : Reflections on the Virgin Mary in Anglican and Catholic Theology and Devotion Hardback

Edited by Nicholas Sagovsky, Adelbert Denaux

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The fifteen studies in this volume were originally prepared as working papers for the internal use of the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC) in its study of Mary.

According to its mandate, ARCIC seeks agreement on issues that are potentially or actually church-dividing by engaging in a serious dialogue founded on the Gospels and the ancient common traditions.

In this dialogue, the members of the Commission make extensive use of historical, theological, liturgical and devotional literature that is published and accessible to all.

In studying Mary, ARCIC's work was also greatly assisted by internal documents prepared by its members.

Until now this material has not been published and was therefore difficult to find.

Those who have read the ARCIC Agreed Statement, "Mary: Grace and Hope in Christ", published by Continuum in 2005, will welcome the opportunity to explore this present collection of related papers. "The Agreed Statement on Mary" is concise, containing only eighty paragraphs.

This required the omission of some historical, discursive and illustrative material that could have been included in a longer document. The papers in this volume will make up for some of the omissions. "Studying Mary" is therefore designed to assist the study of ARCIC's work on Mary, ecumenically wherever possible, by seminaries, universities, parishes and dioceses around the world.

The Seattle Statement urges a 're-reception' of doctrine about Mary by both Roman Catholics and Anglicans.

This will be one more step towards 'the restoration of complete communion of faith and sacramental life' which Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury (Michael Ramsay) declared to be ARCIC's goal in 1966.

The journey to this goal has been long. The papers presented in "Studying Mary" formed an important part of ARCIC's food for that journey.

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