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New Course! Miracles of Mary
Register for the New Special Topics Course - Miracles of Mary (#AFST122). It meets online on Tuesdays 5:10 - 7:30 pm with Dcn. Dawit Muluneh and Dr. Krista Johnson.
This course examines the narratives, themes, and theological significance of Marian miracles within the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition. Students will explore the historical context, spiritual teachings, and cultural impact of these miracles, gaining a deeper understanding of Ethiopic literature.
Key Topics:
• Introduction to Marian Miracles
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