[Salvation]

Look it up!

After the love which we owe Jesus Christ, we must give the chief place in our heart to the love of His Mother Mary.” ~ Alphonsus Liguori

For Reflection:

Why is this so? The Church teaches there are three forms of praise – latria, hyperdulia, and dulia. Latria refers to adoration and worship and is reserved for God alone. Dulia is the praise given to all of those who have achieved sanctity and accomplished much for the Kingdom of God. Hyperdulia is dulia to the superlative degree. This is reserved for Mary. What distinguishes Mary from every other saint, so much so that she is titled Queen of All Saints? How do all of the quotes we have discussed this month point to the hyperdulia owed to her?

[SkyDancer]

Okay. You're quoting Catholic writers. I'm Jewish and I know my faith. We Jews gave Christianity to the world. I am also a Messianic Jew in that I believe in Yashua as Messiah, just like His disciples did as well as Paul. Mary was just an instrument for G-d to send His son into the world - spirit entering the world through Mary. I cannot put Mary above Yashua as you say - "... we must give the chief place in our hearts to the love of His Mother Mary" I would never worship a human in place of G-d the Son - Yashua.