Queen of Heaven

Queen Mary, latin Maria Regina is a Marian feast ( optional memorial ) in the liturgical year of the Catholic Church on August 22. The feast was instituted by Pope Pius XII. 1954 introduced the conclusion of the Marian year.

Beliefs

At the feast of Mary Queen Mother of God is celebrated as the Queen of Heaven. It is therefore Queen of the Angels and Saints. This is linked to the age-old motif of the Coronation of the Virgin, which is shown in the Western Christian art, particularly on altarpieces often and is meditating in the Rosary as the last of the glorious mysteries: Jesus, you, O Virgin, crowned in heaven ( Rev 12:1 EU). The risen and exalted Christ, even presented with a royal crown, crowns his glorious shot into the sky mother.

History

The veneration of Mary as Queen of Heaven developed in the late Middle Ages (around the monastery of St. Mary Queen of Angels to Vienna, Foundation of Elisabeth of Austria 1582), Mary Queen celebrations was celebrated in the 19th century into individual orders and dioceses at different data had - so about 1845 in Ancona ( Italy), in honor of the Queen of All Saints, 1870 in Spain and in some dioceses in Latin America.

In 1954, Pope Pius XII. with the encyclical Ad Coeli reginam for the universal Church on May 31, the last day of the month of Mary. 1969 moved the Roman general calendar the festival on August 22, the Octave of the Solemnity of the Assumption, to which it is in inner relationship. The earlier on August 22 celebrated the feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was moved to the day after the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Worship

Patrozinien and patronages

  • Churches: see Queen Mary 's Church, Mary Queen of the Rosary Church
  • Missionary Sisters of Queen of the Apostles to Vienna
  • Given names: see Regina ( first name )

Marie Title

Invocations in the Litany of Loreto

  • Queen of Angels (Regina Angelorum, August 2 )
  • Queen of Patriarchs (Regina patriarcharum )
  • Queen of Prophets ( Regina prophetarum )
  • Queen of Apostles (Regina Apostolorum, September 5 )
  • Queen of Martyrs (Regina martyrum )
  • Queen of confessors (Regina confessorum )
  • Queen of virgins (Regina virginum )
  • Queen of All Saints (Regina sanctorum omnium, May 31st )
  • Queen received without original sin (Regina sine labe originali concepta, December 8 )
  • Queen recorded in the sky (Regina in caelum assumpta 15 August )
  • Queen of the Rosary / Queen of the Holy Rosary (Regina sacratissimi rosarii, October 7, now the " Feast of the Rosary " )
  • Queen of Peace (Regina Pacis, 9 July),

More titles

  • Queen of Heaven (Regina Coeli, 9 July),
  • Queen of the World (Regina Mundi 31 May )

See also: Marie Title: Queen

The title had or have partly a feast day in the liturgical calendar of the same name.

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