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Mary in the Gospel: The Mission of the Mother of God is a profound theological study of the Virgin Mary's place in the history of salvation. Written from a Catholic perspective, this volume explores Mary not in isolation, but in intimate relation to Christ, the Church, Scripture, Tradition, and the mystery of redemption. Through careful biblical exegesis, patristic insight, scholastic theology, and conciliar teaching, the book presents a rich and systematic Mariology. It examines key moments in the Gospel narratives, including the Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity, Cana, Calvary, and the Book of Revelation, showing how Mary appears as the New Eve, the Ark of the Covenant, the Daughter of Zion, the Mother of the Church, and the eschatological sign of hope. This work also addresses central doctrinal themes such as the Immaculate Conception, the Virgin Birth, the Assumption, Marian mediation, spiritual motherhood, and Mary's free cooperation in the divine plan of salvation. At the same time, it offers a rigorous reflection on the scientific status of Mariology as a theological discipline and its development across the history of the Church. Clear in structure, rich in doctrine, and deeply rooted in the Catholic tradition, this book will appeal to students of theology, clergy, seminarians, scholars, and all readers seeking a deeper understanding of the Mother of God and her mission in the life of the Church.

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