[Deo volente]

Your foaming-at-the-mouth post contains a big, fat, hateful lie, and I’m calling you on it.

Mary’s parents did not have a “magical” union. They had a normal marital union, and their little girl was preserved by a singular grace of Almighty God from all stain of original sin, in view of, and in anticipation of, her Son’s merits on the Cross at Calvary.

I don’t expect you at this point to be polite or respectful, but don’t tell lies about Catholic teaching or equate the grace of God with “magic”. It’s no such thing.

You got one part right, though. Their marital union was sinless and blessed by God. Nothing sinful about normal marital relations.

[narses]

“..., but don’t tell lies about Catholic teaching ...”

Lies are what the proddies, pagans (what else can UFO cultists be called) and other assorted heretics, apostates and other of satan’s slaves do here. Lie after hate filled lie.

[metmom]

Mary’s parents did not have a “magical” union. They had a normal marital union, and their little girl was preserved by a singular grace of Almighty God from all stain of original sin, in view of, and in anticipation of, her Son’s merits on the Cross at Calvary.

Why? Why did Mary need to be immaculately conceived?

Where's the Scripture to support that concept?

[Quix]

NO DEAL.

IT IS ABSURDLY MAGICAL THINKING TO FANTASIZE

THAT Mary was conceived and born sinless.

It is ABSURDLY UNBIBLICAL to fantasize that.

It is absurdly irrational to fantasize that.

It is absurdly UNTRUE to fantasize that.

It is seductively deceptive and evil to fantasize that and teach ignorant people that it’s true.

THAT’S THE TRUTH.