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So Mary is present in the Eucharist..In your Catechism 1371, 1414, God's anger against sin is pacified through each Mass.Logically speaking then, if Mary is present in the Eucharist, then she, along with the Lord, absolves even enormous offenses and sins.

So...that does indeed make her a Co-Redeemer with Christ and Mediatress of All Grace.

Logically speaking, wouldn't the fact that she is present in the Eucharist, and Christ is worshipped in the Eucharist, that she, too would be worshipped as part of the Body and Blood of Christ? How do you remove the Mary part of the Eucharist wafers and wine, for "hyperdulia" from the Christ part of the Eucharist wafers and wine, for worship? I'm pretty sure you cannot. Which makes the Mass a time of worship for both Christ and Mary. Logically speaking, of course.

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Sorry, I forgot to give you the source of my Council of Trent information.

It is through the Mass, according to the RCC, that God's anger against sin is pacified. 1371,1414.

.."This is a truly propitiatory sacrifice...For the Lord is appeased by this offering, he gives the gracious gift of repentance, he absolves even enormous offenses and sins.- Council of Trent, session 22, "Teaching and Canons on the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass," chapter 2.

Sorry about that!