This new book by Elizabeth A. Johnson contributes decisively to build a modern Marian theology and liberating. To tell the author, traditional Mariology has tended to separate the mother of Jesus from all other women, representing it as the feminine ideal according to which judges patriarchy legitimizes their sisters and women's subordinate position in the Church. Johnson read the Scriptures through the eyes of women using feminist hermeneutic methods to find a new way of approaching Mary to place within the communion of saints, the symbol potentially more inclusive and egalitarian. By focusing on Mary as a specific individual in the company of all the friends of God and prophets, this book attempts to glimpse the raw historical fact, often ignored, Miriam of Nazareth, a Jewish woman in a society relatively poor rual I. century politically oppressed Try to understand the presence, call, challenge and creativity of the Spirit of God in your life and connects his unique vocation which includes being the mother of the Messiah, but not limited to that, with the stories of men and women disciples of Jesus then and now, finding challenges and encouragement for the disciples of today. In a word, invites Mary to get off the pedestal it has been revered for centuries to join us in a community of grace and struggle within the story.