Hail, Mary

She was there at the Cross. Yet Protestants seldom talk about Jesus' mother at Easter — or at most other times. But they are starting to now

By David Van Biema Monday, Mar. 21, 2005

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    "It raises interesting theological points," Campbell explains. "It gives us a chance to look at our doctrine and to ask, 'What do we actually teach?'" Such reflections and questions will undoubtedly be heard more and more as Mary's Protestant restoration builds, not just at Christmas or Good Friday but throughout the year. --With reporting by Chris Maag/Xenia, Tim Padgett/Louisville, Maggie Sieger/Chicago and Sonja Steptoe/Los Angeles

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