Mary Mother Of All Christians

First published in 1963, "Mary, Mother of All Christians" is a deeply spiritual and thought-provoking examination of the role of Mary, the mother of Jesus, in Christian theology and practice. Written by Max Thurian, a theologian and former monk, the book explores the many dimensions of Mary's significance, from her historical and cultural context to her theological and spiritual meaning. Thurian argues that Mary is not only a revered figure in the Catholic and Orthodox traditions, but also a vital and inspiring presence for Christians of all denominations.

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