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     • For Chrysostom, the virgin earth from which blossomed the earthly paradise is a type, a figure of Mary: “Therefore, he calls her Eden or virgin earth, because this virgin (the earthly paradise) is a type for another Virgin.
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   Did John Chrysostom believe Mary committed sin?

   • Even John Chrysostom (d. 407), although attributing some imperfection to Mary, nonetheless holds her up as the example of the woman who overcomes human weaknesses ( Co. Io. 20-21). I'd like to know if any after Chrysostom believed that Mary committed sin.

   Did any church fathers after Chrysostom believe that Mary committed sin

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   Did Cyril of Alexandria believe in John Chrysostom?

   • Although an early contemporary of John Chrysostom, Cyril of Alexandria carried on his mariological belief long after John's passing in 407 A.D. In his 12th book of "The Commentary on John" Cyril records what he perceives as sinful action that Mary undertook while Christ was on the cross:

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   Why did Jesus give Mary and John A third word?

   • Jesus from the cross gave Mary to John as his mother and John to Mary as her son. The tradition speaks of the “Seven Last Words (or Sayings) from the Cross” of Our Lord. This gift of each to the other is counted as the third such “word.” These “words” were not spontaneous but deliberate, providential, and full of meaning.

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   Did John Chrysostom really overcome human weaknesses?

   • On the other hand, Augustine's contemporary John Chrysostom (d. 407) apparently didn't go quite so far: Even John Chrysostom (d. 407), although attributing some imperfection to Mary, nonetheless holds her up as the example of the woman who overcomes human weaknesses ( Co. Io. 20-21).

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   What does Mary say about Jesus?

   • The synoptic Gospels, which tell the life of Christ from the point of view of the apostles, seem to revel in showing their flaws and misunderstandings. But in John’s Gospel, from the start the divinity of Jesus is asserted, implicitly but clearly, by Mary. “They are out of wine” she says (2:3). Think about it: what is she suggesting that he do?

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   Is Mary the mother of Christ?

   • The north African Father, Tertullian († c. 222), during the dispute with Marcion, a Gnostic, affirms that Mary is the Mother of Christ because Jesus was engendered by Mary in her womb. During the third century, the use of “Theotókos” (“Mother of God” in Greek) became more widespread. Origen († c. 254) was the first to apply this title to Mary.

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   Sep 18, 2017 · Although an early contemporary of John Chrysostom, Cyril of Alexandria carried on his mariological belief long after John's passing in 407 A.D. In his 12th book of "The Commentary on John" Cyril records what he perceives as sinful action that Mary undertook while Christ was on the cross:

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   Oct 9, 2023 · For Chrysostom, there is no dodging the force of what Christ says to his mother: the reply to Mary’s implicit request was “rather violent” (σφοδρότερον). Thus, Jesus’s words beg an explanation, and the preacher sets out to provide one to the congregants.

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   Jul 29, 2019 · St. John Chrysostom comments. It is not said of Mary simply that she sat near Jesus, but at His feet, to show her diligence, steadfastness, and zeal, in hearing, and the great reverence...

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   May 13, 2024 · The first Father of the Church who wrote about Mary is St. Ignatius of Antioch († c. 110). He defended the veracity of the humanity of Christ against the docetists by affirming that Jesus pertained to the line of David because he was born of Mary.

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   Jun 17, 2019 · Chrysostom writes that Jesus “rebuked” Mary for her “human feelings” because “though He was careful to honor His mother, yet He cared much more for the salvation of her soul.” From the preceding, it does appear that the Theotokos’ will was not absolutely perfect.

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   May 16, 2021 · Jesus from the cross gave Mary to John as his mother and John to Mary as her son. The tradition speaks of the “Seven Last Words (or Sayings) from the Cross” of Our Lord. This gift of each to the other is counted as the third such “word.”

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    Jul 6, 2020 · In one of his lectures, Prof Oliveria pointed out that whilst St. John Bosco proliferated Marian devotion under the title of Help of Christians, it was Saint John Chrysostom that was the first to use this Marian title in year 345 as a devotion to the blessed Virgin.