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” St. Louis de Montfort does it all. “

For those who worship him, maybe. For true Catholics, not so much. You really are having a hard time understanding a basic truth, Catholic’s believe the Dogmatic truthes taught by the Church. We have shared with you and the UFO cultists and other assorted apostates, heretics and random sinners the FACT that we Catholics worship the Triune God and NO ONE and NOTHING else.

That you persist in telling us, and others, LIES about what we believe and what we have told you again and again what we believe removes any chance of a benign or charitable explanation for your conduct. For the sake of your own soul, stop telling those lies. Beg Our Lord for forgiveness, He is a Merciful God, I will join my prayers with yours on your behalf.

Please refrain from personalizing your vitriolic responses. I have not said anything concerning what you believe.

I have posted snippets of what what Bishop Alphonse de Ligouri has written, St. Louis de Montfort has written, and Pope Paul VI has written concerning the worship of Mary. If you wish to deny their beliefs, or to deny they are true Catholics, it is up to you.

As an afterthought, JPII's motto "Totus Tuus" to Mary doesn't leave much room for Jesus does it?

BTW do you have any idea how many "true Catholics" there are in this world? That is, those "true Catholics" who believe and practice their Catholicism according to your standards?

As I have said before, the hospitals with the sickest patients are often the best hospitals. That there are heterodox Catholics does not necessarily say a bad thing about the Catholic Church. It might, in fact, say a good thing.

As an afterthought, JPII's motto "Totus Tuus" to Mary doesn't leave much room for Jesus does it?

This is never going to fly with y'all, but while I give all to Mary, I give the giving to Jesus (from whom I understand it to come.)

You guys need to do more transfinite math and expand your metaphor base from zero sum finite arithmetic to win/win transfinite arithmetic.

Whhatever we can imagine God might do for us in Love, our imagination is insufficient. Once one accepts this, devotional language becomes almost inevitably excessive, since grace is not only shaken down and pressed together, but is also running over.

Please refrain from personalizing your vitriolic responses. I have not said anything concerning what you believe.
I have posted snippets of what what Bishop Alphonse de Ligouri has written, St. Louis de Montfort has written, and Pope Paul VI has written concerning the worship of Mary. If you wish to deny their beliefs, or to deny they are true Catholics, it is up to you.

As an afterthought, JPII’s motto “Totus Tuus” to Mary doesn’t leave much room for Jesus does it?

BTW do you have any idea how many “true Catholics” there are in this world? That is, those “true Catholics” who believe and practice their Catholicism according to your standards?

ABSOLUTELY INDEED.

I’ve grown to think of the personally harshly assaultive vitriol as more evidence of the bone marrow level idolatry involved.