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Message Subject Catholics do not pray to Mary. It's a negative stereotype and false narrative created by Baptists. I challenge Anyone!
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Clearly you are not Catholic and out to instigate trouble around Christmas time! False narrative created by baptists?? Care to back that up with some facts! Baptists don;t even like Mary or recognize her that much

Let me enlighten you:

If you want a miracle you pray to Mary, Mary mother of Miracles was granted a miracle by Jesus upon her request to turn water into wine at a wedding. Jesus did not want to perform a miracle for a bunch of drunks but Mary asked and he said, "Woman, I cannot refuse you!" He will never refuse Mary, YOU yes, but never Mary. So therefore if you want a miracle you go to Mary. The reason Mary knew Jesus had that those alchemy abilities is because Mary and Joseph had just picked up Jesus from his temple studies in the pyramid on the way to the wedding, they had run out of water in the desert but from what Jesus learned Alchemy wise in his studies he was able to make water for them. This is why Mary knew she could ask Jesus to help out at the wedding. Mary loves all her children, put your faith in miracles in Mary. The first thing the Pope does when he enters the church, the very first thing he does is bow down to Mary, The baptists hate this because their whole philosophy in male dominated, I know this from living in Florida
 Quoting: KuvaszLove


Not even close to truth. You should never request anything from Mary, she cannot not deliver. Miracles are only provided by God and yes Jesus is God. Mary is not. Why would you request a Miracle from Mary, then she would have to ask God??? makes no sense.
 
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