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Lumen Gentium (Vatican II, 1964)

Who

The Second Vatican Council's constitution on the Church, whose final chapter treats Mary as Mother of the Church and intercessor.

What Pitre quotes

Lumen Gentium 62 — 'Taken up into heaven she did not lay aside this saving office but by her manifold intercession continues to bring us the gifts of eternal salvation' (pp 158–159)

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Cited by · 2

ArgumentHow Mary becomes Mother of the Church — Ambrose, Vatican II and the New Rachel
§62 (pp 158–159)
ArgumentA maternal intercessor in heaven — the third-century prayer, Lumen Gentium 62, and Neusner's 'if Rachel, then why not Mary?'
§62 (pp 158–159)

Passages · 1

PassageVatican II — Lumen Gentium 62
'Taken up into heaven she did not lay aside this saving office but by her manifold intercession continues to bring us the gifts of eternal salvation' (pp 158–159)

Verses discussed · 3

See also · 3

AuthorityAmbrose of Milan
AuthorityCatechism of the Catholic Church
AuthorityJohn Paul II

Referenced by · 4

AuthorityAmbrose of Milan
AuthorityCatechism of the Catholic Church
AuthorityJohn Paul II
AuthoritySub tuum praesidium

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