Catholic audiences are always eager to hear.
One is the Eucharist, the inexhaustible riches of the Mass, the other is the Virgin Mary, the holy Mother of Jesus, Son of God, and our spiritual mother. To my delight surprise, I find a similar hunger to hear about the holy Virgin in ecumenical gatherings. Our inquiry concerns Mary of the New Testament, specifically the Gospels. No more for Mary than for Jesus, her Son, were the evangelists concerned to give us complete life stories. After their master's death and resurrection, his followers celebrated his memory, especially in liturgy, baptism and the Eucharist.