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 Introduction
The readings in  this unit provide you with an overview of general trends in Mariological thought  through the 17th to the 19th centuries. The readings are accompanied by discussion questions to aid integration of the material. back to top

Trends and patterns in European  Spirituality 17th -20th centuries:Overview

The following materials expand the understanding of Mariology over the period from the 17th - 19th Centuries

		European Mariological Trends 17th -18th Century
		Modern Spirituality - Jordan Aumann   The French School -Article   De Montfort - Life   De Montfort's Apocalypticism   The Age of Enlightenment (18th Century)   Oratorian Spirituality (Large File)

		Trends in Nineteenth Century Mariology
		Orestes  Brownson On Devotion to Mary   Marian visions in the  Nineteenth Century - Overview   The "secret" of  Melanie Calvat (La Salette) - Primary Source   The Vengeful Virgin - Article on American Apocalypticism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.   Ineffabilis  Deus The promulgation of the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception *Large file.   On the Immaculate Conception Pius X 1904
		Discussion Topics

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Bibliography

		Coyle, Sr. Kathleen. Mary in the Christian Tradition From a Contemporary Perspective. Rev. ed. Leominster, Herefordshire, England; Mystic, CT: Gracewing; Twenty-Third Publications; 1996.
		 Cunneen, Sally. In Search of Mary: The Woman and the Symbol. Ballantine, 1996
		Cunningham, Agnes. The Significance of Mary. Thomas More, 1993.
		Donnelly, Doris, ed. Mary, Woman of Nazareth: Biblical and  Theological Perspectives. Paulist, 1989
		Graef, Hilda. A History of Doctrine and Devotion. 2  vols. Sheed & Ward, 1965. Reprint, 1985.
		Pelikan, Jaroslav. Mary Through the Centuries: Her Place in the History of Culture. Yale U., 1996

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