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Mary in the Middle Ages by Luigi Gambero In his book Mary and the Fathers of the Church, Fr. Luigi Gambero presented a comprehensive survey of Marian doctrine and devotion during the first eight Christian centuries. Mary in the Middle Ages continues this journey up to the end of the fifteenth century, surveying the growth of Marian doctrine and devotion during one of the most important eras of Christian history: the Middle Ages. Fr. Gambero presents the thoughts, words, and prayers of great theologians, bishops, monks, and mystics who witnessed to and promoted the dedication of the Christian people to the Mother of God. Each chapter concludes with readings from the works of these important authors. Many of these texts have never before been translated into English. More than thirty great figures each receive an entire chapter, including such giants as the St. Anselm, St. Bernard, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Bonaventure, St. Albert the Great, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Brigid of Sweden, and Raymond Lull. A fascinating picture of one of the foundational elements of modern Catholic theology, namely, devotion. All in all, a worthwhile and informative study of devotion to the Blessed Virgin. Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R. This book is indispensable for current students of Mariology. Kenneth Baker, S.J. Table of Contents: Abbreviations Introduction: Marys True Role in the Economy of Salvation Part One: Authors of the Early Middle Ages: Seventh-Eleventh Centuries Prologue I. Ildephonsus of Toledo Invocation of the Virgin Divine Motherhood Ever-Virgin The Blessed Virgin and Human Salvation Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Reading: A Prayer Inspired by the Mystery of the Incarnation Reading: Consecration to the Virgin Mary II. The Venerable Bede Marys Greatness Virgin and Bride Eve-Mary Mary and the Church Witness to Marian Devotion Reading: As It Was Fulfilled

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MARY IN THE MIDDLE AGES

LUIGI GAMBERO, S. M.

MARY
IN THE MIDDLE AGES

The Blessed Virgin Mary in the Thought of
Medieval Latin Theologians

Translated by Thomas Buffer

IGNATIUS PRESS SAN FRANCISCO

Title of the Italian original:
Maria nel pensiero dei teologi latini medievali
2000 Edizioni San Paolo, Milan

Unless otherwise noted Scripture quotations (except those within citations) have been taken from the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible, Catholic Edition. The Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible: the Old Testament, 1952; the Apocrypha, 1957; the New Testament, 1946; Catholic Edition of the Old Testament, incorporating the Apocrypha 1966; The Catholic Edition of the New Testament, 1965, by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.

Cover art:
The Virgin Taking Leave of the Apostles
(detail from the Maesta altarpiece)
Duccio di Buoninsegna
Scala / Art Resource, New York

Cover design by Roxanne Mei Lum

2005 by Ignatius Press, San Francisco
All rights reserved
ISBN 0-89870-845-1
Library of Congress Control Number 2003105173
Printed in the United States of America

Contents

READING: Marys True Role in the Economy of Salvation

AUTHORS OF THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES

Seventh-Eleventh Centuries

Invocation of the Virgin

Divine Motherhood

Ever-Virgin

The Blessed Virgin and Human Salvation

Consecration to the Blessed Virgin

READING: A Prayer Inspired by the Mystery of the Incarnation

READING: Consecration to the Virgin Mary

2 THE VENERABLE BEDE
(d. 735)

Marys Greatness

Virgin and Bride

Eve-Mary

Mary and the Church

Witness to Marian Devotion

READING: As It Was Fulfilled in Mary, May the Word of God Also Be Fulfilled in Us

READING: Marys Spirit of Humility and Service

The Feast of the Purification of Mary

Mary Our Mother

The Sword of Simeon

The Feast of Marys Assumption into Heaven

Mary, Worthy of Praise

Marys Heavenly Intercession

Mary, Type of the Church

READING: Mary, Image of the Church

READING: Marys Greatness

Symbol and Reality in Exalting Mary

The Humble Virgin

Marys Love for Jesus

Marys Assumption into Heaven

The Virgins Heavenly Mission

READING: The Heavenly Glory of the Mother of God

READING: Marys Mercy Extended to Human Creatures

Defender of Christological and Marian Dogma

Alcuins Deep Personal Devotion to the Virgin

READING: The Virgin Mother of the Incarnate Word

READING: An Anonymous Prayer

Mary in Messianic Prophecy

The Name of Mary

Summary of Rabanus Maurus Marian Teaching

Marys Glorification and Heavenly Mission

READING: Marys Humility in the Mystery of the Visitation

READING: Greatness of the Divine Motherhood

Controversy over Marys Virginity during the Birth of Christ

Marys Assumption into Heaven

Marian Devotion

READING: The Glory of the Blessed Virgin in Heaven

The Woman of the Prophecies

Predestined from the Moment of Her Conception

The Star of the Sea

Marys Power of Intercession

READING: The Woman Who Crushes the Serpents Head

READING: Marys Glory and Intercession in Heaven

Odo of Cluny (d. ca. 943)

Odilo of Cluny (d. 1049)

Mary, Model of the Monk

The Blessed Virgin and Monastic Virtues

READING: Mary Appears to the Monk Converted by Odo

READING: Marys Poverty

READING: Mary, Perfect Mirror of Holiness

Outstanding Dignity and Perfection of the Mother of God

Eves Curse and Marys Blessing

The Mother of God and the Eucharist

Mary and the Church

Devotion to the Mother of the Lord

READING: The Entire History of Salvation Is Reflected in Mary

READING: Mary and John Assumed Bodily into Heaven

READING: Praise for the Greatness of the Mother of God

A GOLDEN PERIOD FOR MARIAN DOCTRINE
Twelfth Century

The Problem of the Immaculate Conception

Marian Theology and Prayer to the Virgin

Mary, Mother of All Believers

The Spiritual Inspiration of Anselms Marian Teaching

READING: It Was Fitting That Christ Should Be Born of a Virgin

READING: Calling upon Mary for Salvation

Mary Preserved from Original Sin

Mary as Exalted Creature

Prayer to Mary

READING: Marys Role as Our Mother

READING: Marys Glory in the Ascension of Christ

The Problem of the Immaculate Conception

The Mystery of the Blessed Virgin, Bride of the Eternal Father

Mary at the Foot of the Cross

Queen of Heaven and Earth

READING: Model of the Church

READING: The Kiss of God

READING: Mother of Us All

Mary in the Mystery of the Incarnation

Mary Stands between Christ and Humanity

Devotion to Mary

Mary and Original Sin

Marys Assumption into Heaven

READING: The Name of Mary

READING: The Sword of Simeon

His Marian Piety

Faith and Devotion

Mary and the Holy Spirit

READING: In Honor of the Mother of the Lord

Mary in the Glory of God

READING: Mary and the Mystery of the Incarnation

READING: Mary on Calvary

Mary between the Two Testaments

Mary and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Marys Role in the Glory of God

READING: Mary in the Glory of God

READING: Our Helper and Mediatrix

Mary, the Ideal Creature

Assumed into Heaven

Marys Mediation

Spiritual Mother

Devotion to Our Lady and Queen

READING: Sorrow at the Loss of Jesus

READING: Mary, the Bride of Christ

An Ecclesiological Mariology

Mary, the Virgin Earth

Mary in the Mystical Body

The Motherhood of Mary and the Motherhood of the Church

Mary in Heavenly Glory

READING: Mary and the Church Are One and the Same Mother

READING: Mary Assumed into Heaven

Mary and Her Son

Assumed into the Glory of Heaven

Mary and the Church

The Virgins Mediation in Heaven

Philips Mariology

READING: Most Beautiful among All Women

READING: The Virgins Love for the Most Wretched

His Life and Works

The Commentary on the Song of Songs

Bride of Christ Mary and the Church

The Ultimate Destiny of the Blessed Virgin

READING: The Four Virtues of the Incarnation

THE AGE OF SCHOLASTICISM
Thirteenth Century

The Evangelical Doctor

His Kerygmatic Mariology

The Virgin Mother of God

Mediatrix of Salvation and Grace

A Woman Filled with Gifts and Virtues

READING: The Virgin and the Allegory of the Bee

The Seraphic Doctor

His Marian Doctrine

Mary and the Incarnation

Marys Mediation

Marys Spiritual Motherhood

Devotion to Mary

READING: Standing by the Cross of Jesus (Jn 19:25 )

Marys Blessed Birth

Marys Spiritual Beauty

Queen of Earth and Heaven

Marys Intercession

READING: Marys Wonderful Beauty

READING: The Humble Sweetness of the Mother of God

READING: The Exalted Dignity of the Mother of God

A Great Son of St. Dominic

His Marian Doctrine

Marys Immaculate Conception and Holiness

Mother and Spouse of Christ

The Virginity of the Mother of God

Mary Assumed into Heaven

Marys Place in the Economy of Salvation

Mother of Men

Devotion to Mary

READING: Blessed Are You Because You Believed!

READING: The Virgins Intervention at Cana

Marian Doctor

His Marian Doctrine

A New Mariological Perspective

The Sanctification of the Virgin

Mary and Salvation

READING: The Marriage between Mary and Joseph Was a True Marriage

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