Talk:Assumption of Mary
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This entry defines what the term "Assumption of Mary" means, but does not explain its origins or history. Although dogmatically defined in 1950, we know that this ex cathedra statement of Papal infallibility requires that "his teaching cannot contradict anything the Church has taught officially and previously." So, where did it really come from originally? Who first spoke of this concept?
I concur with the above remarks. Anyone who knows how to use the internet will see that this entry is inadequate.
- Yes, a historical account is needed. Paul B 07:30, 6 June 2006 (UTC)
