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Sermon on the Annunciation of Mary

St. John of Damascus
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Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Dalcassian Publishing Company

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In this discourse, John the monk of Damascus extols the significance of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary, emphasizing her exalted status as the Mother of God. The text invites all of creation to rejoice in this divine event, celebrating Mary's unique virtues and her pivotal role in salvation history. Through poetic and repetitive phrases, the discourse reflects on Mary's blessings, her connection to biblical figures, and her enduring impact on the Christian faith. The celebration is framed as a universal feast, uniting believers in praise and gratitude.

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