Mary is the first disciple of Christ. She accepted God’s will without blinking. She was at the major events of Jesus’s life from his birth, his dedication, his teaching in the temple, the wedding at Cana, his crucifixion, and the upper room at Pentecost. Jesus gives her to John at the foot of the cross. She always points us back to Christ. Co-redemptrix is not an official Catholic teaching. But she certainly cooperated with God and his plan of salvation. Her apparitions are considered private revelation and are not required belief for Catholics, and there is no requirement to say the rosary. Like the saints, the sacraments, the liturgy, and all other Catholic practices, she simply points us back to Jesus. Jesus is the only person in history to choose his own mother…and he chose Mary…she must have been quite special. Protestants really need to stop being so paranoid that somehow she and the Saints distract from Jesus - No, they all point us to Jesus and show us how to be his faithful disciples.
Is he really comparing the powerful women of our time to Mary the mother of Jesus? As though she sought power and glory for herself? Poor man, he needs her intercession when he meets Jesus face to face.
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This poor, spiritually impovershed man, deceived, and deceiving others.
Mary is the first disciple of Christ. She accepted God’s will without blinking. She was at the major events of Jesus’s life from his birth, his dedication, his teaching in the temple, the wedding at Cana, his crucifixion, and the upper room at Pentecost. Jesus gives her to John at the foot of the cross. She always points us back to Christ. Co-redemptrix is not an official Catholic teaching. But she certainly cooperated with God and his plan of salvation. Her apparitions are considered private revelation and are not required belief for Catholics, and there is no requirement to say the rosary. Like the saints, the sacraments, the liturgy, and all other Catholic practices, she simply points us back to Jesus. Jesus is the only person in history to choose his own mother…and he chose Mary…she must have been quite special.
Protestants really need to stop being so paranoid that somehow she and the Saints distract from Jesus - No, they all point us to Jesus and show us how to be his faithful disciples.
Is he really comparing the powerful women of our time to Mary the mother of Jesus? As though she sought power and glory for herself? Poor man, he needs her intercession when he meets Jesus face to face.