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Why Was Mary 'Assumed' While Jesus 'Ascended'? The Answer Matters
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Why Was Mary 'Assumed' While Jesus 'Ascended'? The Answer Matters
Many Catholics know Jesus ascended into Heaven, but why do we say Mary was assumed? The difference matters!August 15 is the great feast of the Assumption of Mary into Heaven, a holy day of obligation for Catholics.Despite how it sounds, the feast is not about “assuming” Mary is in Heaven — it celebrates the Catholic Church's dogma that, at the end of her earthly life, she was taken up body and soul into Heaven.Munificentissimus Deus (Defining th…
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