The dogma is about how Mother Mary has been immaculate since she was conceived without original sin, and is the person God decided for Jesus to get his human nature

Why is it important?

She has an important role to play in cultivating the human nature of Jesus

How does learning this change how we see Mary?

She’s better than normal mothers because she’s sinless and has chosen not to sin, she’s better than Eve in choosing whether to sin, Mary is pure and clean, free of imperfections and is the perfect place for jesus to cultivate his human nature.

-her body was resurrected by christ and both her body and soul were assumed to heaven

-pope Pius XII infallibly defined Mary doctrine

-Death is a consequence of original sin, but Mary was conceived without original sin, thus she was assumed to heaven

how does learning this change how we see Mary: it shows that Mary was free front the stain of her original sin and her body was not subject to decay

Mary was elevated into heaven by God's power and not her own.

-Mary remained a virgin before during and after the birth of Jesus

Why is it important ?

-it is important as it shows how Mary gave her whole self to god

-Jesus has no earthly father and his birth was the word of god

-to recognise who Mary and Jesus it

How does this change the way that we see mother Mary?

-she giving up her body is the sign of faith to god

-Mary’s “yes” was also important for our salvation

-Mary’s virginity is a sign of gods power