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It points to jesus because it shows how he was brought into this world with no original sin and how his mother accepted him as her own.

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It calls us to trust in gods message even when times are tough or even asking us to challenge ourselves.

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Flinn, Frank K. "Annunciation." Encyclopedia of Catholicism, Second Edition, Facts On File, 2016. World Religions. Accessed 17 Oct. 2017.

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 The connection of the Annunciation through faith

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 The connection of the Annunciation through faith

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Luke 1:26-38

The Annunciation

Mary accepted God's challenge to have a holy child under Immaculate conception.

This relates to faith because she trusted in God and wanted to follow through with his expectations on how she should live under him. Her faith with God gave her patience and trust that he would bring her a child just as she had wanted.

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Luke 1: 26-38

The Annunciation is when the angel Gabriel appears to Mary and tells her that she will be the mother of God's one and only son. She agrees without any doubt and hands her worries over to God.

"The angel (Gabriel) said to her, 'Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God.'"

Mary said, "Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word."

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Infancy Narrative; Jesus' childhood

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His son was conceived through Mary though the Holy Spirit. The child is born without sin because Mary was born without Original Sin.

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Mary was told she would have the messiah, and the messiah is holy and pure because of the Immaculate Conception of Mary.

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Through reading the Annunciation, Catholics can begin to trust that God has a plan set for all of us. Mary said yes to God when her life was about to be changed forever. We can begin to say yes to God in our own ways. We can give our worries to Him and we can trust that no matter what, God will always be there for us just like He was with Mary.

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The feast of the Annunciation is celebrated on March 25.
It has been celebrated since around 550AD.
It celebrates Mary and her willingness of giving herself up to God.

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New Testament: Gospel of Luke; Romans conquer Holy Land.