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Quick Questions Why does the Bible refer to Elizabeth as Mary's "cousin" but not use that term when referring to Jesus' brothers?
Quick Questions I don't see why Mary had to be sinless to pass on a sinless human nature to Christ.
Quick Questions Does the use of this Greek word for sibling indicate that Jesus had brothers?
Quick Questions Can you help me answer a Protestant's questions about the Immaculate Conception?
Quick Questions Isn't it blasphemy to call Mary the "Mother of God"?
Quick Questions Was Jesus' birth "wondrous, painful, joyful, bloody and messy"?
Quick Questions How do we know that Jesus descends from David as prophesied?
Quick Questions Was the Holy Family really poor?
Quick Questions Didn't Jesus tell his Mother that she was out of line in trying to influence him at Cana?
Quick Questions If our Lord's last name was "Christ," does that mean that "Christ" was also the last name of Mary and Joseph?
Quick Questions Can you answer this potential revert's question about Christ's divine birth?
Quick Questions Do you know of any resources that shed light on Jesus' life before his ministry began?
Quick Questions Why was it necessary for Jesus to have been born of a woman?

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Ignatius Press

"To become a hostage in the hands of the infidels, if that is necessary for the deliverance of Christ's faithful."

~ The fourth vow of the Order of Our Lady of Ransom (Mercedarians), founded in the thirteenth century by St. Peter Nolasco, which rescued some half-million slaves between the years 1218 and 1632.