Category Archives: Mariology

The Immaculate Conception was a miraculous virgin conception

Posted on 26 April 2011 by Ron Conte

The following quotes are from my work in speculative Roman Catholic Mariology, found in the booklet, the Virginity of Jesus and Mary, and also found in my book, New Insights into the Deposit of Faith: “From the first moment of … Continue reading →

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book excerpt: New Insights….

Posted on 17 April 2011 by Ron Conte

The first aspect of original sin is the personal sin of Adam and Eve, their disobedience to God, which caused them to Fall from grace. At the Immaculate Conception, Mary was given the supernatural gift of complete Love for God, … Continue reading →

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The death of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Posted on 6 April 2011 by Ron Conte

The Magisterium The Magisterium of the Church teaches infallibly in solemn definitions of the Pope, in solemn definitions of Ecumenical Councils, and through the ordinary and universal Magisterium. All other teachings of the Magisterium are non-infallible. The infallible teachings allow … Continue reading →

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The Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ

Posted on 2 February 2011 by Ron Conte

The Virgin Mary spoke to Saint Bridget about the presence of the Son of God in her womb and about His Virgin Birth. “And when I had Him in my womb, I bore Him without pain, without any weight or … Continue reading →

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Was Mary worthy to be the Mother of God? Yes and no.

Posted on 2 January 2011 by Ron Conte

Did the Blessed Virgin Mary merit to be the Mother of God? Was the Blessed Virgin Mary worthy to be the Mother of God? First, merit by any mere human person, even the Blessed Virgin Mary, always begins with the … Continue reading →

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