The official doctrinal teaching of the Church regarding Mary’s role as Mediatrix is that each and every grace that comes to us from God simultaneously comes through the willed intercession of Mary due to the theological reality that each Person of the Holy Trinity has freely chosen to be dependent upon Mary’s cooperation. God the Father chose to depend on Mary’s “fiat,” or “yes,” when He requested, through the Archangel Gabriel, that Mary freely give her assent to becoming the virginal Mother of Christ; God the Son freely chose to become dependent upon Mary’s maternal care, nourishment and protection as His true Mother; finally, God the Holy Spirit chooses to be dependent upon Mary in the distribution of the grace of God to the human family.
Wow....sheer utter blasphemy.
Jesus said this in John 14:6. I am the Way, the Truth, the Life, no one comes to Father but through Me.
The way this is written in the Greek, the "I am" is structured to emphasize that it is only through Christ this happens. He is in essence comparing Himself to all other claimed avenues to Heaven and declaring it is only through Him, and Him alone, can anyone come to the Father.
I find no mention of Mary in any of this. Nor can you support any of this with Scripture. If any of the above proposed catholic blasphemy were true, Jesus, being the son of Mary, would have noted that exception in John 14:6. That He did not is telling.
That catholics believe otherwise is also telling.
That statement is talking about Mary’s willingness - her answer “yes” to God - to become the Mother of Jesus.
The petition holds that her willingness (intercession) helped to bring Him into the world.
It does NOT mean that WE have to go through Mary to get to God.