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Are Catholics honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary as God intended? In this homily, we examine a striking warning from the saints about those who treat devotion to Our Lady in a merely intellectual or cautious way. Has fear of exaggeration caused many Catholics to neglect the honor due to the Mother of God?
Discover why true devotion to Mary always leads us closer to Jesus Christ, and why Marian devotion is more necessary than ever in the midst of the crisis facing the Church.
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Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction
00:08 – A Warning About Dry and Sterile Knowledge of Mary
00:21 – Fear of Honoring the Blessed Virgin Too Much
00:32 – Devotion to Mary: Recommended or Discouraged?
00:43 – How Some Focus on Abuses Rather Than True Devotion
00:56 – Does This Warning Apply to the Church Today?
01:10 – Why Marian Devotion Leads Us to Christ
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The Fatima Center’s mission is to ensure that the entire Message of Fatima is fully and widely known, accurately understood, and properly acted upon so that Our Lady’s purpose in coming to Fatima – the salvation of souls and the prevention of catastrophic chastisements – may be realized.
Directed since 1978 by Fr. Nicholas Gruner († 2015), The Fatima Center remains faithful to this mission today.
Are Catholics honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary as God intended? In this homily, we examine a striking warning from the saints about those who treat devotion to Our Lady in a merely intellectual or cautious way. Has fear of exaggeration caused many Catholics to neglect the honor due to the Mother of God?
Discover why true devotion to Mary always leads us closer to Jesus Christ, and why Marian devotion is more necessary than ever in the midst of the crisis facing the Church.
🔔 Subscribe for more videos on Fatima, Marian devotion, the Church crisis, Catholic prophecy, and the restoration of Catholic tradition.
#Catholic #VirginMary #OurLady #MarianDevotion #Fatima #ChurchCrisis
Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction
00:08 – A Warning About Dry and Sterile Knowledge of Mary
00:21 – Fear of Honoring the Blessed Virgin Too Much
00:32 – Devotion to Mary: Recommended or Discouraged?
00:43 – How Some Focus on Abuses Rather Than True Devotion
00:56 – Does This Warning Apply to the Church Today?
01:10 – Why Marian Devotion Leads Us to Christ
The Message of Fatima is the ONLY solution to the grave crises facing the Church and the world today. LEARN MORE about Our Lady's Message: » fatima.org
Please help us spread the saving Message of Our Lady of Fatima.
Donate to Our Lady’s Apostolate Today! » fatima.org/donate
Subscribe and stay up-to-date on the latest shows.
Contact Us:
» PHONE: 1-800-263-8160
» EMAIL: info@fatima.org
Follow Us:
» FACEBOOK: fb.com/TheFatimaCenter
» INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/the_fatimacenter
» TWITTER: twitter.com/TheFatimaCenter
» RUMBLE: rumble.com/thefatimacenter
» PODCAST: fatima.org/podcast
The Fatima Center’s mission is to ensure that the entire Message of Fatima is fully and widely known, accurately understood, and properly acted upon so that Our Lady’s purpose in coming to Fatima – the salvation of souls and the prevention of catastrophic chastisements – may be realized.
Directed since 1978 by Fr. Nicholas Gruner († 2015), The Fatima Center remains faithful to this mission today.
