Mary Theotokos
Mary Theotokos, often referred to as the Mother of God, is a pivotal figure in Christianity, embodying both biological and adoptive motherhood. She is celebrated for her compassionate and nurturing spirit, serving as an enduring symbol of love and care within matrifocal societies. Mary's life is marked by profound moments of faith and strength, notably during the trials she faced, including the flight to Egypt as a refugee. Her prophetic voice, particularly expressed in the Magnificat, speaks truth to power and advocates for the marginalized, reminding believers of the importance of mercy and justice. In contemporary discussions, Mary's legacy continues to inspire hope and action, especially in the context of global crises affecting children and families.
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Mary Theotokos or Mary, Mother of God, has also been referred to as mother of our salvation.
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