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She obligingly consented to act as mediatrix in the matter.

Thus Mary, now for the first time, exercised her function as mediatrix between God and man.

An appendix is devoted to defending the role of Mary as mediatrix of all graces.

The station is currently owned by Mediatrix SC.

Rollye's company, Mediatrix, produced the show.

Some, in particular the adherents of the Amsterdam visions, have petitioned for a dogmatic definition, along with Mediatrix.

The Sophia is therefore the highest ruler over the visible universe, and at the same time the mediatrix between the upper and the lower realms.

The key issue for the Lutheran participant was the role of Mary as Mediatrix in the Catholic Church.

She puts herself "in the middle," that is to say she acts as a mediatrix not as an outsider, but in her position as mother.

After falling in love with Brandeis, Montale represented her as a mediatrix figure like Dante's Beatrice.

Explains the meaning of the Marian titles Assumpta, Mediatrix, Co-Redemptrix.

A movement to declare a fifth Marian dogma for Mediatrix and Co-Redemptrix is underway.

Some bishops had advocated a dogma of Mary Mediatrix, Advocate and Co-Redemptrix.

One aspect of the English Reformation was a widespread reaction against Mary as a mediatrix alongside Christ, or sometimes even in his place.

The Belgian celebration has now been replaced by an optional memorial on 31 August of the Virgin Mary Mediatrix.

V. To the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mediatrix.

The Church was a divine institution; the Bride of Christ; Mother Church, the mediatrix of all salvation.

In this interpretation, the Divine Mother becomes something of a mediatrix, who bestows advaitic moksha on those who worship Her.

Michael J. Miller: Mediatrix, Si!

Leo XIII was the first Pope to fully embrace the concept of Mary as mediatrix.

Melinaea menophilus mediatrix (Guianas, northern Brazil)

Broadcasting Catholic programming, WCKI is owned and operated by Mediatrix Radio.

Theologically Voragine is one of the first of several Christian writers, who view Mary as mediatrix or mediator between God and humanity.

She is the mediatrix to God, the ladder on which sinners may climb up to him, the royal road to him, because she is full of grace.

Cistercian Congregation of Mary Mediatrix (1846 - abbot president in Nieuwkuijk, Netherlands)