Mary : a history of doctrine and devotion - Graef, Hilda.
Madonna : Mary in the Catholic tradition - Jelly, Frederick M.
Truly our sister : a theology of Mary in the communion of saints - Johnson, Elizabeth A.
Catechism of the Catholic Church
Mary in the church : a selection of teaching documents. by 
Mary - God's Yes to Man by 
Mother of Christ, Mother of the Church : documents on the Blessed Virgin Mary / introductions by M. Jean Frisk
Since the early church the theme of Mary's virginity has served as an important emblem of Christianity's ascetic ideal. The Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and some Protestant traditions teach the perpetual virginity of Mary, placing a nonliteral interpretation on New Testament references to Jesus' "brothers." The Roman Catholic Church additionally has proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception (declared in the bull Ineffabilis Deus of Pius IX, 1854), according to which Mary was conceived without original sin. The Roman Catholic Church further teaches that Mary was freed from actual sin by a special grace of God.
[From "Mary, the Mother of Jesus". In The Columbia Encyclopedia, Columbia University and Paul Lagasse. New York: Columbia University Press, 2015.]
Some examples Solemnities, Feasts, Memorials, Votive Masses, Antiphons and Prayers...
Our Lady in the liturgy / J.D. Crichton.
Collection of masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Mary of Galilee / Bertrand Buby.
Mary : the complete resource - Boss, Sarah Jane, editorMary : a history of doctrine and devotion - Graef, Hilda.
The mystery of Mary / Paul Haffner.
The thousand faces of the Virgin Mary - Tavard, George H. (George Henry)
Theotokos by 
Mary the Mother of God : sermons by Saint Gregory Palamas
On the dormition of Mary : early patristic homilies / translation and introduction by Brian J. Daley.
Images of the Mother of God : perceptions of the Theotokos in Byzantium / edited by Maria Vassilaki.From diverse points of view.
Theo-drama : theological dramatic theory - Balthasar, Hans Urs von
Spouse of the Word / Hans Urs von Balthasar.
Mary : yesterday, today, tomorrow - Schillebeeckx, EdwardMary, the mother of Jesus, is considered one of the most righteous women in the Islamic tradition. She is mentioned more in the Qu'ran than in the entire New Testament. [from: Esposito, John. "What Everyone Needs to Know About Islam". New York: University Press, 2002. P31.]
The Qur’an refers to Mary by the following titles:
Qānitah - the Arabic term implies the meaning, not only of constant submission to Allah, but also absorption in prayer and invocation.
Siddiqah - "She who accepts as true" or "She who has faith". The term has also been translated "She who believes sincerely totally".
Sājidah - "She who prostrates to Allah in worship"
Rāki’ah - "She who bows down to Allah in worship"
Tāhirah - "She who was purified"
Mustafia - "She who was chosen"
Nur - Mary has been called Nur (Light) and Umm Nur (the mother of one who was Light)
Sa’imah - "She who fasts"
Ma'suma - "She who never sinned"
Books, and Chapters:
Mary and the Moslems by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
Mary the Blessed Virgin of Islam / Aliah Schleifer
The Praised and the Virgin by 
Mary in the redemption / Adrienne von Speyr
The Mother of the Lord : memory, presence, hopeThe thousand faces of the Virgin Mary - Tavard, George H. (George Henry)Can Catholics, Orthodox and Protestants ever agree on Mary?
