Mary, Mother of God, Mother of the Poor

Exploring the role of Mary through the lens of Latin American liberation theology, the authors present a transformative vision that challenges traditional views. They highlight Mary as a figure of resistance against male dominance and rigid ideologies, emphasizing her connection to the divine and her social context. By examining Scripture and the history of Marian devotion, they rethink established dogmas and illustrate Mary's dual role as both an heir and a pioneer. Ultimately, they reveal her profound humanity and active participation in the divine mission for justice and compassion.