The feast of the immaculate conception.
This feast celebrates the fact that God chose Mary to be the mother of Jesus even before she was born and to make her a more perfect mother allowed her to be conceived without the stain of original sin.
Roman Catholic AnswerImmaculately conceived means "conceived without original sin". Adam and Eve were "immaculate" as they were created without original sin, but they were not conceived (they didn't have a mother and father). The only person who was conceived, in the normal manner, but was conceived immaculately, was the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Immaculate Conception refers to the fact that Mary, from the first moment of her conception was protected from the stain of original sin that every other human being has inherited from Adam and Eve. This honor was due to the fact that she would bear the son of God in her womb, and sin can not be anywhere near His Conception. Please note that the Immaculate Conception refers exclusively to Mary's conception in the womb of her mother, Anne. It has nothing to do with Jesus' conception.
The Immaculate Conception refers to Mary being conceived without original sin. It has nothing to do with the Virgin Birth. Joseph and Mary did not fornicate. Mary conceived of Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit. She was a virgin and remained a virgin her entire life.
The two miracles associated with Mary are her Immaculate Conception, which refers to her being conceived without original sin, and her Assumption into Heaven, where she was taken body and soul after her earthly life.
You are just a person. Being conceived during an eclipse will not affect you.
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Answer No, not yet I believe you may be referring to the Space Shuttle. When it was first being conceived, it was referred to as a space lift, or a space bus. Unfortunately, it never attained the optimistic goals of its original visionaries.
Nine months after being conceived
The Ontological Argument, first proposed by St. Anselm, consists of five propositions: 1. By the term "God" is meant a being than which none greater can be conceived. 2. Whether we affirm or deny the existence of God, a being than which none greater can be conceived exists in the understanding. 3. It is possible to conceive of a being than which none greater can be conceived existing not only in the understanding but in reality as well; and this is greater. 4. If, therefore, a being than which none greater can be conceived exists only in the understanding, it is not a being than which none greater can be conceived. 5. Therefore, a being than which none greater can be conceived exists also in reality. Anselm's argument, as with similar ontological arguments raised by later theologians, fails because it is not a sound argument.
Catholics have long held that John the Baptist was born without original sin as they believe that he was purified from original sin while still in his mother's womb when the Blessed Virgin Mary, pregnant with the Divine Savior, visited her cousin St. Elizabeth and the baby, John, "leaped" in his mother's womb (see Luke 1:41 ff). Please note that this is entirely different from the Blessed Virgin Mary. For her, it is a defined dogma of the faith that she was conceived immaculately - without any stain of original sin ever touching her. John the Baptist was conceived in the normal way, and with original sin, but was purified before his birth NOT his conception. Plus, John being born without original sin is a pious belief, not a defined doctrine. And Our Blessed Lord, Himself, said that John the Baptist was the greatest of the Old Testament prophets and saints, exceeding even Moses and Elijah, both of whom ancient Jews commonly believed had not died but been assumed into heaven at the end of their lives.
Quasquicentennial The term being used most often for the 125th community celebration