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I do not see what the connection is between the quote by Bl. Newman and the typology of Mary as Queen of Heaven. How does this show me what you mean about why you disagree with the queen mother typology? John Henry Newman was not denying that Mary is Queen of Heaven, nor that Jesus honors her every request.
I still don’t get what your objection is.
St. Alphonsus Liguori is one of the 36 Saints which the Church has given the title, “Doctor of the Church,” meaning universal teacher. When a Catholic refers to Mary’s command, and Jesus obeying it, although I understand how the wording is misleading and it would be good to consider that most people will take this to mean something else, you have to try to understand what the person actually means, which is that Jesus fulfills Mary’s every request, because she desires only His will and all her prayers are pleasing to Him.
“For the continual prayer of a just man availeth much.” (James 5:16)
“I didn’t say it was wrong; I said it hurts your claim.”
Okay, how so?
If a biblical type, by doing something wrong, prefigures Christ who was to come to fulfill what that person failed to do–how does it hurt my claim?
I still don’t get what your objection is.
St. Alphonsus Liguori is one of the 36 Saints which the Church has given the title, “Doctor of the Church,” meaning universal teacher. When a Catholic refers to Mary’s command, and Jesus obeying it, although I understand how the wording is misleading and it would be good to consider that most people will take this to mean something else, you have to try to understand what the person actually means, which is that Jesus fulfills Mary’s every request, because she desires only His will and all her prayers are pleasing to Him.
“For the continual prayer of a just man availeth much.” (James 5:16)
“I didn’t say it was wrong; I said it hurts your claim.”
Okay, how so?
If a biblical type, by doing something wrong, prefigures Christ who was to come to fulfill what that person failed to do–how does it hurt my claim?