[metmom]

“It’s like he’s trying to speak to me, I know it. Look, you’re really cute, but I can’t understand what you’re saying.”

Can you make this out?

http://www.catholicplanet.com/CMA/

[count-your-change]

“Can you make this out?”

Sure, it's easy. Co-redeemer isn't co-Redeemer, it's co-redeemer but not really. And Mary stands at the side of God but kneels too before Christ.

“Mary is not a co-Redeemer and is not able to save anyone, not even with and under Christ.”
But on the other hand,

“Thus is confirmed that law of merciful meditation of which We have spoken, and which St. Bernardine of Siena thus expresses: “Every grace granted to man has three degrees in order; for by God it is communicated to Christ, from Christ it passes to the Virgin, and from the Virgin it descends to us.”
But then again.......

[Quix]

1. Mary's triune role as co-Redemptrix, Mediatrix, Advocatrix is a reflection of the Three Persons of the Holy Trinity.

Fascinating.

Horrid, but fascinating.

I suppose they'll then fabricate out of thin air another dogma that tells us that because God The Father, Son & Spirit are so grand, we MUST see them ONLY as a REFLECTION IN MARY--and never directly.

That

THAT'S

WHY

CHRIST DIED

SO HORRIBLY

ON THE CROSS!

THAT'S WHY

CHRIST DIED!

SO WE COULD AVOID RELATING
TO CHRIST AND THE FATHER DIRECTLY

All that shed Precious Blood

--WAS SO--

We could 'safely'

see their reflections

in Mary.

NOTE to the faithful:
The white hanky curtain
is drawn back from over Mary's reflections
every hour on the hour.
You may look up from your
kowtow'd position on the floor
for a full fifteen seconds.
Then you must quickly exit
to make room for the next
throng of pilgrims.
/sar