🇮🇩-Breaking: A suicide bomber attacked the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in Makassar, Indonesia, during Sunday mass. Police say that at least 3 people were injured in the attack.

Expect more of this during Holy Week

Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion
Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem!
Lo, your king comes to you;
triumphant and victorious is he,
humble and riding on a donkey,
on a colt, the foal of a donkey.

Apparently there’s a movie called “unholy” that betrays the Virgin Mary as a demon and is going to release on Good Friday.

Definitely going to be massive chastisements on Good Friday through to Easter Sunday.

Remember: Fiat voluntas tua.

https://www.change.org/p/evan-spilotopolus-stop-the-movie-unholy-from-being-produced

The world is asking for it now, literally.

Pray for Gods wrath to be unleashed onto these sick, demonic and blasphemous God-hating bastards.

THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD WILL NOT BE BLASPHEMED AND PAINTED AS A DEMON ON GOOD FRIDAY WITHOUT THERE BEING ANY PUNISHMENTS FOR THE CREATORS OF THIS MOVIE AND THE WORLD.

Genesis 3:15 (DRA)

“I will put enmities between thee and the woman, and thy seed and her seed: she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heel.”

“Thou alone and Thy Mother are in all things fair; there is no flaw in Thee and no stain in Thy Mother.”

- St. Ephrem the Syrian

GOD WILL NOT BE MOCKED

“The sinner says, ‘God is merciful.’ Behold the third very common delusion of sinners, by which great numbers are lost. A learned author declares that the mercy of God sends more souls to hell than His justice; because these unhappy ones, confiding rashly in God's mercy, continue in sin, and are thus lost. God is merciful. Who denies it? Nevertheless how many does He daily send to hell! He is merciful; but He is also just, and He is therefore obliged to punish those who offend Him. He shows mercy; but to whom? To him that fears Him: His mercy is towards them that fear him. The Lord hath compassion on them that fear him. (Ps. cii. 11, 18). But as for those who despise Him, and abuse His mercy only to despise Him the more, He exercises justice in their regard. And with reason. God pardons the sin, but He cannot pardon the determination to sin. St. Augustine says that he who sins with the intention of repenting afterwards, is not a penitent but a mocker of God. On the other hand, the Apostle tells us that God will not be mocked: Be not deceived: God is not mocked. (Gal. vi. 7). It would be mocking God to offend Him as we please and when we please, and then to expect Heaven.”

~St. Alphonsus Liguori

After Francis’ remarks about Mary not being co-redemptrix I thought I’d say this just to clear some things up:

Though I agree with what theologians, Saints and popes teach about co-redemptrix I still think it’s very misleading and contradictory considering that Mary had nothing to do with the actual act of the redemption of all mankind itself. The title is very confusing and should never be adopted as a formal doctrinal title since she only participated in the acts prior to the redemption, not in the actual act itself. However, this title implies that she actually did have something to do with the formal act, hence the word ‘redemptrix’.

Don’t get me wrong, she did cooperate with him prior to the efficient causal act of redemption. I don’t think this title should be given at all actually, though I understand why the people I mention did. It just causes unnecessary confusion. Mary as the New Eve, Immaculate Conception and the Mediatrix of all graces is sufficient enough. Trent is very clear that Christ alone efficiently redeemed all mankind, not Mary as well. That is, in the formal sense. Therefore, my point stands.

Co-redemptrix position summed up in one sentence:

“Mary is co-redemptrix but she wasn’t the efficient cause, though that doesn’t matter because she was still a co-redeemer even though she wasn’t and had nothing to do with the specific act.”

Pray that Francis explains himself on this point in an official magisterial document. Too much confusion.

I have yet to see a compelling theological argument for Mary as co-redemptrix that holds up. Feel free to show me your arguments though, I’d love to hear them.

Yes, most Catholics do believe this. But I simply cannot hold to such a doctrine in good faith whilst knowing what the church teaches about the redemption.

What I can know in good faith is that this doctrine will never become dogmatic since the Holy Ghost would never allow a Pope to infallibly declare such a thing. This being simply because of divine intervention.