Doubling for the Mother of God

In this work, Father M. Raymond offers a profound reflection on the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the life of the Church, drawing from his own experience as a Trappist monk. He explores themes such as Mary's intercession, her relationship with Christ and the Holy Spirit, and her beauty as a model of Christian discipleship.

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