In visions, saints (like those who received the stigmata, for example) who were spoken to by Jesus and/or the Virgin Mary have spoken of this. The holy mother did not want her story to compete with that of her Son, so did not want it written or shared until much later. She gave people the rosary to help focus their meditation on the mysteries of the life of her Son, look it up. It is a weapon against evil, and a help on the way to get closer to her Son which is the only way to get to God.
Thatโs a nice story, bless your heart, but that is fiction.
I have never heard a man pray to saints. Itโs always the woman. I think that is why they are often accused of being witches.
The Rosary didnโt come into use until pope gregory in 590->. Was Mary still alive??
You got any proof? I had never heard of that Mary ascended to heaven. But you know what they say about assumptions. You completely made up the rosary thing.
Where is this taught in scripture? Chapter and verse pleas.
In visions, saints (like those who received the stigmata, for example) who were spoken to by Jesus and/or the Virgin Mary have spoken of this. The holy mother did not want her story to compete with that of her Son, so did not want it written or shared until much later. She gave people the rosary to help focus their meditation on the mysteries of the life of her Son, look it up. It is a weapon against evil, and a help on the way to get closer to her Son which is the only way to get to God.
Where is this in scripture? Chapter? Verse?
Thatโs a nice story, bless your heart, but that is fiction.
I have never heard a man pray to saints. Itโs always the woman. I think that is why they are often accused of being witches. The Rosary didnโt come into use until pope gregory in 590->. Was Mary still alive??
Yes, because she never died. She was assumed into heaven without death.
You got any proof? I had never heard of that Mary ascended to heaven. But you know what they say about assumptions. You completely made up the rosary thing.