"Mother of Divine Grace" is a title for the Virgin Mary that emphasizes her role as the mother of Jesus Christ, who is viewed as the source of grace in Christian theology. This title reflects Mary's role in the divine plan of salvation and her intercessory power to bestow grace upon humanity.
The title "Mother of Divine Grace" is especially associated with the Catholic Church, which teaches that Mary, through her divine motherhood, has a unique connection to Christ and thus to the grace he offers. It highlights the belief in Mary's ability to intercede with her son on behalf of humanity.
Devotion to Mary under this title and others is often expressed through prayers, feasts, and the consecration of churches in her honor. The title is also associated with specific pieces of art and icons depicting the Virgin Mary, each reflecting theological and spiritual meanings cherished by the faithful.
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