"When I find myself in times of trouble, mother Mary comes to me,
speaking words of wisdom, let it be.
And in my hour of darkness she is standing right in front of me,
speaking words of wisdom, let it be. " – The Beatles, Let it Be
Some recent exchanges with Protestant have revolved around Mary, her sinless nature, her perpetual virginity, and her role in Christian life. Due to Real Life™ responsibilities, I don’t have time to directly answer the most recent arguments opposing the Church’s view of Mary. These arguments may be found here:
Romanism and Ales Rarus, Part 1
Romanism and Ales Rarus, Part 2
Romanism, Ales Rarus, and Mary, a Reply
As a stop-gap, here are some old posts I wrote relating to this issue. Rather than require my readers to go into my archives, I’ve reproduced the relevant entries here.
BTW, you should re-do your trackback. That entry got re-posted (because I wrote it February, but it came up as January). The link in the trackback is no longer valid.
Ed, I just saw your latest post in this thread. I’ll link to it as soon as I get home this evening.