Mary’s Assumption: The Long-Held Belief Was Declared Dogma 75 Years Ago
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Catholics celebrate on August 15th worldwide that Mary was taken to heaven with body and soul – a custom with roots in early Christianity. The centuries-old tradition contains amazing facts about this special holiday.
It was Louis XIII who, placing the kingdom under his protection, made the Assumption of the Virgin Mary one day of national celebration, and Pope Pius XII a Catholic dogma.
Mary's assumption: Long-held belief was declared dogma 75 years ago
(OSV News) – Linked integrally with Scripture and the magisterium, the church's tradition is God's revelation. Thus, it acts as a source from which our knowledge and practice of the faith is drawn. The feast of the Assumption, possibly the oldest celebration of the Virgin Mary, is rooted in the tradition of Christian practice, supported by magisterial teaching and defined as one of four Marian dogmas.
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