Mary’s Role in the Incarnation
Jacques Servais"The new Adam wanted to associate the new Eve to himself from the beginning, raising her 'yes' to the rank of a co-constituent of the Incarnation."
Spring 2003
Incarnation: The Mysteries of the Life of Jesus
Mary and the Future of Ecumenism
Marc Ouellet“The Church ‘is’ the immaculate and indissoluble unity of the love of the Trinity poured out upon and received by the Handmaid of the Lord.”
The Eucharist as Sacramental Incarnation
Michael Figura“The ‘transformation’ that took place in the womb of the Virgin Mary, in which the eternal Logos became man by the overshadowing of the Holy Spirit, anticipates the transformation of bread and wine into the body and blood of Jesus.”
Envy and Ingratitude in the Adversus Haereses of Irenaeus
Michael HeintzWasted Time?
Rémi Brague“The ‘hidden life’ is the chronological translation of the difference between a revealed message and an Incarnation. It is demanded by the very nature of what Christianity brings.”
How Risky Is The Risk of Education? Random Reflections from the American Context
Stanley Hauerwas“The Christian faith may shape the material conditions that make what Christians mean by physics quite different from what physics might mean if it is produced by those who do not share our faith.”
Education and Integral Experience
Angelo Scola"If, in fact, tradition is the gift of the hypothesis of truth in the very person of the educator, this educator cannot but be a witness."
Mentality and Personality: Newman and Giussani on Catholic Education
Mary Katherine TillmanHistory and Revelation: Critical Access to the Figure of Jesus Christ
Alfonso C. RoucoThoughts on the Place of Marian Doctrine and Piety in Faith and Theology as a Whole
Joseph Ratzinger Benedict XVI“The ‘biological’ and the human are inseparable in the figure of Mary, just as are the human and the ‘theological.’”
Notes & Comments
Creation as a Call to Holiness
Stratford Caldecott