Ineffabilis Deus (Pius IX, 1854)

Charles Picqué, Portrait of Pope Pius IX, 19th century · Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent · Public domainCharles Picqué, Portrait of Pope Pius IX, 19th century, Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent

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In Jewish Roots of Mary

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Pius IX's definition of the Immaculate Conception. Pitre draws out its emphasis that Mary was preserved from sin by a 'singular grace' and 'in view of the merits of Jesus Christ' — which is why she can call God her Saviour.

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Ineffabilis Deus — Mary preserved from original sin 'by a singular grace and privilege… in view of the merits of Jesus Christ' (p 40)

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ArgumentHow the New Eve typology grounds the Immaculate Conception.Jewish Roots
'a singular grace… in view of the merits of Jesus Christ' (p 40)
ArgumentRomans 3:23, Psalm 51:5, Hebrews 4:15 — 'less than fully human?', what the doctrine is not, and 'God my Saviour'Jewish Roots
(p 40)

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PassagePius IX — Ineffabilis DeusJewish Roots
Mary preserved from original sin 'by a singular grace and privilege… in view of the merits of Jesus Christ' (p 40)

Verses discussed · 3

VerseGenesis 3:15Jewish Roots
VerseLuke 1:28Jewish Roots
VerseLuke 1:47Jewish Roots

Referenced by · 2

AuthorityAugustine of HippoJewish Roots
AuthorityCatechism of the Catholic ChurchJewish Roots

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