Mariology is a collection of essays embracing the whole of the study of Mary from top theologians, constituting the most complete work on the subject prior to Vatican II, now reprinted for the first time.
Volume II maintains the scholarly character of the first volume, delving into to Mariology as such. Namely, the principle doctrines in the theology of Mary. This considers the key doctrines of the Immaculate Conception, Sinlessness, Perpetual Virginity, Assumption, Mediation, Mary's Coredemption, and the relationship between Our Lady and the Church. With essays from 14 scholars of international repute, volume II explains in scientific detail the heart of Mariology, its nature in preserving authentic teaching about the person of Jesus Christ, and the sources deep within the tradition from the Fathers, the Scholastics, Baroque theology and contemporary understanding enlightened by the Magisterium.