Aside from Jesus, Mary is perhaps the next most popular Biblical figure among Christians. For Catholic Christians, she is not only admired but revered and venerated. The Orthodox Christians, some Anglicans, Lutherans and even Muslims revere her as a holy person. Mary, the mother of Jesus, has been admired by many, including Filipino Christians who was even declared "pueblo amante de Maria". For Catholics, Mary is more than just a holy person: she becomes a model, an example on how to follow Jesus' teaching. She is the prototype of an Apostle. Before the apostles believed, she already believed ("Behold the handmaid of the Lord, be it done unto me according to your word.") Thus, for the Catholic Church, there is a set of dogmas concerning Mary that are among the core of the Catholic Faith. Catholics believe in one God in 3 divine persons (The Trinitarian Dogma), which implies that God is manifested in three distinct persons: God The Father, God the Son (Jesus) a...