Collection: Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception
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ARTIST: Brenda Nippert
ARTWORK NARRATIVE:
The Immaculate Conception refers to the dogma that Mary was conceived without original sin. It attests to her perfect purity in possessing sanctifying grace from the first instant of her existence by a special and unique gift of God. We believe she was preserved from sin in preparation for her unique role in salvation history as she was predestined from eternity to become the Mother of God. Under the title Immaculate Conception, Mary was chosen as patroness of the United States by its first Bishop John Carroll.
Her feast day is December 8.
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Mary Images,
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Seasonal & Festal
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Korea,
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Nicaragua,
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Paraguay,
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Philippines,
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Portugal,
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Spain,
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United States,
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Uruguay
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Jesus and Mary
Bernadette Soubirous, after an absence of three weeks from her visits to the grotto in Massabielle to see "˜The Lady', felt a sudden irresistible urge to return there during the night of the 24th/25th March 1858. On the feast of the Annunciation, early in the morning of the 25th, "˜The Lady' appeared to Bernadette for the sixteenth time, and smiled at her. After approximately an hour in which Bernadette had remained entranced as she gazed upon the beautiful face, the Lady finally gave an answer to Bernadette's repeated question asking her what her name was:
“I AM THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION".
This statement from the Lady (who was, of course, the Blessed Virgin Mary) confirms the infallible Doctrine of Pope Pius IX, who had spoken “ex catedra" four years earlier. He had declared that the Virgin Mary, alone of all human beings who have ever lived (except for Jesus, and our first parents, Adam and Eve) was conceived without the stain of original sin in her mother's womb.
This is “The Lady clothed with the sun", who will “crush the head of the serpent", Mary Immaculate.
Bernadette did not understand what Our Lady was saying to her, and had to repeat these strange words to herself over and over in her Gascon dialect (“Que soi era Immaculada Concepcion") all the way back to the parish priest, Fr. Dominique Peyramale, for fear of forgetting them! Only later was the meaning explained to her, and she realised that her "˜Lady' was indeed The Virgin Mary, Mother of God.
Our Lady had also announced her Immaculate Conception to Sister St. Catherine Labouré during the apparitions at the Rue du Bac back in 1830. She also taught Sister Catharine the following prayer:
“O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to Thee"
Our Lady gave Sister Catharine the miraculous medal, which was at first called: “the medal of Mary of The Immaculate Conception", and told to spread the devotion.