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no, there's lots of evidence for it. If you do your research, you will find it. the next pope will prove it to you

In the pope's book, Crossing the Threshold of Hope he states Mary's participation in the victory of Christ became clear to me above all from the experience of my people.

"The victory if it comes, will come through Mary".

Christ will conquer through her and on and on he gushes. He also referred to her often, as The Dove

So, there's nothing here but your own misunderstanding. Well, thanks for warning us, but it's not necessary. You need to have an inkling of the Catholic concept of grace and how it comes into the world before you can make any sense of it.

(PS: We all can participate in the victory of Christ. If I say one thing here that makes one person re-examine their prejudices, I will have participated in that person's salvation. Not of my own merits, but because God is working through me. How does He do this? By giving me grace. How does grace come into the world? Because of Jesus' infinite sacrifice. How did Jesus come to be in the world? Through the freely-given fiat of His mother. What does Mary do today? The same thing she is captured doing in Scripture at Cana: Saying "Do whatever He tells you.")

Another odd quote from the Pope in S. America.

Having suffered for the Church, Mary deserved to become the Mother of all the disciples of her Son, the Mother of their unity....In fact, Mary's role as Coredemptrix did not cease with the glorification of her Son"