Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary! No Mary, no Jesus!
Holy Mary, Mother of God...
Another vote for Mary who has aided in the conversion of countless people. Co-Redemptrix to many Catholics (although a concept not officially a part of Catholic theology). Mediatrix. Advocate. Consoler.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary! No Mary, no Jesus!
Holy Mary, Mother of God...
Another vote for Mary who has aided in the conversion of countless people. Co-Redemptrix to many Catholics (although a concept not officially a part of Catholic theology). Mediatrix. Advocate. Consoler.
No, only to Catholics. Catholics are the only religion which reveres her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary! No Mary, no Jesus!
Holy Mary, Mother of God...
Another vote for Mary who has aided in the conversion of countless people. Co-Redemptrix to many Catholics (although a concept not officially a part of Catholic theology). Mediatrix. Advocate. Consoler.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary! No Mary, no Jesus!
Holy Mary, Mother of God...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mary! No Mary, no Jesus!
Holy Mary, Mother of God...
Anonymous wrote:I'd say Judas. I'm not being snarky.
Think about it: this is the one to whom most of us would truly relate, if we are honest with our flawed selves. Jesus' treatment and reaction of him, even though Judas was a part of Jesus' closest inner circle, might not have gotten a lot of coverage, but the implications are huge. I think the Judas situation gets a lot less attention because the fact that he IS so similar and relevant to us makes most people too uncomfortable to even begin to contemplate the implications.
Anonymous wrote:Mary! No Mary, no Jesus!