When I committed a particular sin which I didn't want to commit it in the first place, after failing and falling, the sin I committed, I realised how much the Immaculate Conception is true because God always wants holiness from His conception till now in heaven. Therefore, the Immaculate conception is need for God to dewll in the holy, spotless womb.
As a new Catholic, I am wary of putting “too much” emphasis on the Blessed Virgin, to the point where I may be “worshipping” her rather than properly putting my faith and trust in God above anything else. We venerate Holy Mary because of the unique role she plays in our redemption and salvation, but her primary role is to point us toward God. The Mother of God is, after all, but a creature. She is not God.
@@tgamerkle True, but Mary worships Jesus, right? I guess that’s my point is that our veneration of Mary should never obscure the fact that Mary is always pointing us toward Jesus. Mary is the path to something greater.
Thank you Fr Jose Maria..God bless you and all the Fransiscans. Thank you for your powerful teaching on the Immaculate conception.
Amen 🙏🏼🌹✝️
Ave Maria
👍🙏✌🇵🇭🙏🙏🙏🙏
When I committed a particular sin which I didn't want to commit it in the first place, after failing and falling, the sin I committed, I realised how much the Immaculate Conception is true because God always wants holiness from His conception till now in heaven. Therefore, the Immaculate conception is need for God to dewll in the holy, spotless womb.
As a new Catholic, I am wary of putting “too much” emphasis on the Blessed Virgin, to the point where I may be “worshipping” her rather than properly putting my faith and trust in God above anything else. We venerate Holy Mary because of the unique role she plays in our redemption and salvation, but her primary role is to point us toward God. The Mother of God is, after all, but a creature. She is not God.
it is impossible to love Mary more than Jesus does.
@@tgamerkle amen 🙏
@@tgamerkle True, but Mary worships Jesus, right? I guess that’s my point is that our veneration of Mary should never obscure the fact that Mary is always pointing us toward Jesus. Mary is the path to something greater.