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- Category: Gnosticism
- Founded: Sep 22, 2007
- Language: English
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Description
The Mariavite Sodality
(Sodalitas Sacerdotalis Mariae Vitae)
As Jesus is the Word made flesh, so Mary is the enfleshment of Wisdom. In this respect, She, like Jesus Himself, is emblematic of our restoration to the Fullness; while Jesus is the Logos, Mary is Sophia, bringing the Word into the flesh.
The Sodality exists within the gnostic catholic and apostolic tradition. Its primary aim is the promotion of Marian Gnostic spirituality and thealogy within the context of study, prayer, theurgy, liturgy and action.
To that end, the Sodality advocates, practices and explores Marian paths of gnosis. It manifests the progressive revelation of a path of gnosis which was aptly nurtured around the turn of the last century by the "Little Mother," the Blessed Sister Maria Franciszka of Poland. The Little Mother founded the first Mariavite order as a result of personal revelations, and specifically, at Our Lady's request.
Initiation
Any seeker is invited to seek initiation within the Marian Gnosis through the Sodality. Initiation is personal, but consists mainly in an act of consecration to Mary, the Holy Sophia. Initiates are dedicated to Our Lady, especially under Her patronage as the Sovereign Queen of Heaven and Earth, honoring Her as an incarnation of the Holy Sophia, both Mater Redemptoris and Mater Redemptrix.
Affiliation
The Sodality is a dependent religious society of the Liberal Catholic Apostolic Church and is part of the Independent Liberal Catholic Fellowship. It is not affiliated with any other Mariavite jurisdiction.
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July 12, 2009 Feast of Our Lady
July 12, 2009—Today's Feast of Our Lady: Our Lady of All Graces. Paris. 1578 Dedication of Our Lady of all Graces, at the convent of the Minims of Nigeon,
Posted - Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:24 am
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Fr. Charles Reynolds
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Brother: I have always heard it said that Christos simply means "Annointed," or covered with oil. The word, as one might expect, seems to have been used for
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Fr. Charles Reynolds
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July 11, 2009 Feast of Our Lady
July 11, 2009—Today's Feast of Our Lady: Notre Dame de Clery. Near Orleans, France. 15th century. Our Lady of Clery was rebuilt by King Louis XI, who was
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Fr. Charles Reynolds
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July 10, 2009 Feast of Our Lady
July 10, 2009—Today's Feast of Our Lady: Notre Dame de Boulogne. France. 1469. Dedicated on this date by Chartier, the Bishop of Paris. PSALM 3 O Lady, why
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:17 am
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Fr. Charles Reynolds
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Fr. Charles, What does the Greek word - Christos actually mean? Understand the word Christ comes from it. Know what the Hebrew word Messiah means. Bless You
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:10 am
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