"Comparative Theology" by Pope Shenouda III (Part 14)

In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
"Venerating Virgin Mary & Her Perpetual Virginity - Part 14"
Welcome to Part 14 of our captivating series on "Comparative Theology" by Pope Shenouda III. In this installment, we dive into the profound concepts of venerating the Virgin Mary and understanding her perpetual virginity.
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🌹 #VirginMaryVeneration: Explore the rich tradition of venerating the Virgin Mary and gain insights into why she holds a special place in the hearts of believers.
🔮 #PerpetualVirginity: Delve into the concept of the Virgin Mary's perpetual virginity and its significance within the Christian faith.
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🌟 #DivineIntercession: Discover the belief in Virgin Mary's intercessory role, where believers seek her prayers to draw closer to God.
💒 #SacredFeasts: Learn about the significance of the feasts dedicated to Virgin Mary and how they connect believers to her spiritual legacy.
🎵 #HymnsAndPrayers: Experience the devotion and veneration expressed through the beautiful hymns, songs, and prayers dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
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