The Mother of the King

In this moving and insightful book, Henry James Coleridge explores the role of Mary as mother of Jesus and the impact that her life had on her son and on the world around them. Combining historical research and theological reflection, Coleridge presents a compelling case for the importance of Mary in Christian thought and practice.

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