Have You Not Been Taking Care of Your Relationship with Mary? Pope Francis Explains Why You Should!

by Catholic Media, Mary - The Blessed Mother, Pope Francis

A few weeks back we presented a post for those who don’t feel to comfortable with the whole relationship with Mary. Today, we would like to continue to explain and dive into what our relationship with Mary is all about.

As Mother of Christ, Mary is our mother as well. This we believe and accept because Jesus Christ, her Son, wanted it that way. In the disciple John to whom Jesus said, “Here is your mother”, we discover ourselves and our own call to welcome her into our homes.

In a prayer during a visit to the Piazza di Spagna, Pope Francis said of Mary:

There is space for everyone beneath your cloak, because you are the Mother of Mercy. Your heart is full of tenderness towards all your children. The tenderness of God, who, by you, became incarnate and become our brother, Jesus, saviour of every man and woman. Looking at you, Our Immaculate Mother, we see the victory of divine mercy over sin and all its consequences; and hope for a better life is reignited within us… You say to everyone: “Come, come closer, faithful ones; enter and receive the gift of mercy…”

Pope Francis Minute

In today’s episode of the Pope Francis Minute, the Holy Father explains how to love the Virgin Mary and what her role is in our lives:

If you might be interested in supporting this series, you can make a donation by visiting our Support US page.  It doesn’t matter the amount, every little bit helps:  //catholic-link.org/support-us/. Thank you in advance for supporting this ministry!

Keep Searching, Keep Learning

Our Newest Articles:

Mass Around The World: The Philippines

Mass Around The World: The Philippines

Catholic Mass is the exact same everywhere, right? A theologian might immediately answer “Yes!” or “It should be!” Someone who has traveled might answer differently, thinking not theologically but culturally. Music, dress, and postures vary. Mass is the same and...

How To Be Happy: Four Keys To Happiness

How To Be Happy: Four Keys To Happiness

This article was originally published HERE. Creatures are not born with desires unless satisfaction for those desires exists. A baby feels hunger: well, there is such a thing as food. A duckling wants to swim: well, there is such a thing as water. Men feel sexual...

5 Saints Who Were Converts

5 Saints Who Were Converts

Saints come from all walks of life and each is unique in their own way. They are people who have made a total commitment to God and to their fellow man. Many do sacrifice themselves for others, displaying the ultimate love referenced by Jesus in the Gospel. Converts...

Does The Bible Really Mention Unicorns?

Does The Bible Really Mention Unicorns?

Every so often, someone discovers the word “unicorn” in an old English Bible and instantly assumes Scripture is a Narnia prequel. Or that they got a fanfic Bible or something. And honestly, I get it. The mental image of a lone unicorn trotting through the wilderness...

Is The Catholic Mass Part Of The Bible?

Is The Catholic Mass Part Of The Bible?

When I ask myself where the Mass is in the Bible, my mind goes to Luke’s Gospel, Chapter 24. On Easter Sunday, three days after Jesus instituted the Eucharist at the Last Supper, and before He appeared to the eleven, Jesus walked beside two disciples on the road to...

Subscribe To Our WeeklyEmail!

Subscribe To Our WeeklyEmail!

Join our mailing list to receive the latest articles, updates, and seasonal Catholic content from Catholic-Link.org!

You have Successfully Subscribed!

Pin It on Pinterest