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I will always continue to ask Mary and all the Saints to pray for me and others

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Thank you. Praise Jesus. Hail Mary. Amen.

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Mary is with me every time I pray her name. HAIL MARY

@ Unbiblical. Jesus is Lord and Savior. Mary doesn’t want anyone to pray to her. Jesus died to hear your prayers and save your soul. The only way to Heaven is through Jesus!

I agree that Jesus is the only way to salvation but when I pray to Mary or the Saints I'm asking them to pray to Jesus on my behalf while I myself turn to Christ Jesus. It's just like asking for prayers for a family member or asking someone to pray for you.

@ Biblically we are told to pray to Jesus alone.

Catholic tradition teaches that while prayer to God is central, we can also ask Mary and the saints to intercede for us. This is based on: * Scriptural Foundation: * Communion of Saints: We are united with those in heaven (Hebrews 12:1). * Intercessory Prayer: We ask others, both on earth and in heaven, to pray for us (James 5:16). * Jesus as Mediator: He is our primary intercessor (1 Timothy 2:5), but this doesn't exclude others joining in prayer. * Tradition: The practice of asking Mary and the saints for prayers has been part of the Church since its earliest days. * Magisterium: The Church's teaching authority supports this practice, recognizing the role of Mary and the saints in our spiritual lives. Therefore, while prayer to God is essential, Catholics also find strength and comfort in asking Mary and the saints to pray with them and for them.

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Catholics hold a unique and profound reverence for Mary, the mother of Jesus. However, it's crucial to understand that this veneration is distinct from the worship offered to God alone. Catholics unequivocally believe that Mary is not God, but a human being chosen by God for a singular role in salvation history. The Catholic Church's understanding of Mary is deeply rooted in Scripture and Tradition. The Gospels portray Mary as a humble and faithful servant of God, who willingly accepted His will. Her "yes" to the angel Gabriel at the Annunciation ("Let it be done to me according to your word" - Luke 1:38) marks a pivotal moment in human history, enabling the Incarnation of God. While Mary is not divine, she is recognized as the Theotokos, the "God-bearer." This title, affirmed by the early Church councils, underscores her unique role in giving birth to Jesus, who is both fully God and fully human. This extraordinary privilege elevates Mary above all other creatures, making her worthy of honor and veneration. Catholics honor Mary in various ways: * Prayer: Catholics often pray to Mary, asking for her intercession. This practice is rooted in the understanding that Mary, being close to Jesus in heaven, can present our prayers to Him. It's akin to asking a friend to pray for you, but with the added confidence that Mary holds a special place in God's heart. * Liturgy: The Church dedicates specific feasts and devotions to Mary, recognizing her role in salvation history and her exemplary faith. * Art and Images: Representations of Mary in art and statues serve as visual reminders of her virtues and her role as mother of God. It's important to emphasize that honoring Mary does not diminish the worship due to God alone. Catholic teaching clearly distinguishes between latria (adoration), which is reserved for God, and hyperdulia (veneration), offered to Mary. The Catechism of the Catholic Church summarizes this beautifully: > "Mary's function as mother of men in no way obscures or diminishes this unique mediation of Christ, but rather shows its power. But the Blessed Virgin's salutary influence on men . . . flows forth from the superabundance of the merits of Christ, rests on his mediation, depends entirely on it, and draws all its power from it." (CCC 970) > In essence, honoring Mary is seen as a way to honor Christ. Her closeness to Jesus makes her a powerful intercessor and a model of faith for all Christians. By seeking her help and following her example, Catholics believe they draw closer to Christ and grow in their relationship with God. * sw.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Mshenga

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Hail Mary Mother of God Queen of the Author of Salvation

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Usually. Not this year. In 2024, December 8 was on a Sunday, moving the Solemnity to the following day. God bless

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