No one is innocent. From the moment of conception we are sinners and fall under God’s condemnation unless we are redeemed by grace. All have participated in Adam’s sin.So if He is just and merciful to the sinner what do you think the fate of the innocent is?God Bless
Does these apply to Mary since no one is innocent?
God Bless
The blessed Virgin was given a special priviledge through the merits of Christ’s passion which preserved her from the stain of original sin. Even the blessed Virgin Mary was redeemed by Christ’s passion, but her redemption consisted in preservation from all sin, original and actual. She was the exception. St. John the Baptist was sanctified in the womb from all sin, but everyone else is born in a state of original sin and under condemnation unless released from original sin by God’s grace. If God choses to save unbaptized infants who die in some way, then He certainly can and we should hope that He does. But we have no way of knowing with certainty their fate.Does these apply to Mary since no one is innocent?
Therefore, it is fitting that we pray for all of the souls of the unborn.
Of course, amen. I have much hope for the fate of those unborn who were not given a chance to grow and live in this world. No one will be excluded from God’s kingdom who does not deserve it and many, from east to west, will be included, none of whom deserve it.