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It is now time for the church, at the summit of this Marian era, to proclaim and define the fifth and final Marian doctrine, that is, Mary's universal mediation as Coredemptrix, Mediatrix of all grace, and advocate fo...
This marian dogma was proclaimed by Pope Pius XII on November 1, 1950 on his Encyclical Munificentissimus Deus. A distinction needs to be made between Ascension and Assumption.
The popes of Catholic Church, based on Scripture and Tradition, have officially taught over the course of centuries that the Virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus, is also the Spiritual Mother of all peoples.
The dogma was proclaimed, the papacy was restored, the Vatican and Church were secured, and the Marian dogma of the Immaculate Conception was subsequently declared infallible by the Holy Father. The proclamation of th...
Although the Perpetual Virginity of Mary has never been officially proclaimed as a Marian Dogma of the Catholic Church, because of its universal acceptance and continued reference to it in Papal documents throughout t...
Dogmatically defended at the Council of Ephesus, 431 AD. Declares Mary as the Mother of God, not just of Christ’s human nature. Rooted in Luke 1:43: “Mother of my Lord” – upheld to defend Christ’s full divinity. Meant...
Since a more restrictive use of the term dogma would result in a count of only three Marian dogmas, the claim that the dogma proposed by Vox Populi is (or will be if defined soon) the fifth Marian dogma is a false and...
Please write a brief, heartfelt petition from your Marian heart to the Marian heart of Leo XIV, requesting his prayerful consideration of declaring the fifth Marian dogma of Mary’s Spiritual Motherhood.
The Fifth Marian Dogma is an unused weapon in the Church’s arsenal amid world degeneration, disaster and war. Popes have officially taught over the centuries Christ’ mother is the Spiritual Mother of All Peoples.
Below, we quote Our Lady herself as she explains the proposed Fifth Marian dogma to Ida Peerdeman, the visionary in the apparitions of Our Lady of All Nations: Never has Miriam or Mary been called officially co-Redemp...
