How Did Roman Catholic Views on Mary Change in the 20th Century?

Summary

The 20th century is characterized as the "century of Mary" for the Roman Catholic Church, marked by papal pronouncements and increasing exaltation of her role. Key dogmas established were the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption of Mary, alongside efforts to grant her titles like co-redemptrix. This trend highlights a significant theological focus on Mary within Catholicism, even extending to extreme theological ideas.