Articles tagged Co-redemptrix

Archbishop Viganò: Let us never stop honoring the august Queen of Heaven, the Immaculate Virgin

It is through the Omnipotence of God that the Virgin Mother is awarded the most ineffable privileges, such as to make her the One who is Blessed among women, our Co-Redemptrix and the Mediator of all Graces.

Opinion

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò

• Dec 14, 2023Dec 14, 2023

The glories of Mary’s assumption stem from Calvary and her union with Christ

On Calvary Mary raised herself up in order to be beside Christ and so to share in His redemptive suffering; here she is raised up by Him to join in the heavenly throne which she has merited through her joint sufferings.

Blogs

Michael Haynes

• Aug 15, 2022

Abp. Viganò meditation for Good Friday: ‘Let us bend the knee before the wood of salvation’

In the silence of this Good Friday, when nature itself silently attends the immolation of God – of God! – almost incredulous at the hardness of so many hearts, let us prostrate ourselves before the Cross.

Opinion

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò

• Apr 15, 2022

Mary’s suffering as Co-Redemptrix is intimately tied to her Motherhood of Christ and the Church

Mary’s suffering at the foot of the cross is born out of the very nature of her maternity, as she stands underneath her Son, uniting herself in His passion and death, for the salvation of souls.

Blogs

Michael Haynes

• Apr 15, 2022Apr 15, 2022

Why I find Pope Francis’s contempt for the title of Co-Redemptrix so offensive

A pious protest from one of Our Lady’s children.

Opinion

Karen Darantière

• Mar 29, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Pope Francis rejects Marian title of Co-Redemptrix, says it’s an exaggeration

Saints like Jerome, Augustine, Bonaventure, and Thomas Aquinas, as well as numerous Popes, have referred to Our Lady as Co-Redemptrix.

News

Michael Haynes

• Mar 25, 2021Jun 18, 2021

Pope calling proposed development of Marian doctrine ‘nonsense’ doesn’t change truth: theologian

'I would say Pope Francis maybe said that because of more a personal taste. But the doctrine of the faith … is what God has revealed, what the Church has received.'

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Lianne Laurence

• May 21, 2020Jun 18, 2021