Is there any possible position higher than Queen of Heaven?

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Romans 9:6-18
Through the Immaculate Conception, Mary had no trace of sin in her soul. All of her works and actions were untainted by the self-love or other sinful affections that affect us. She did not withhold the smallest fiber of her being from God’s most holy Will. None of us are able to merit the smallest of graces. That is why it is just for God to lavish something as grand as the Immaculate Conception to Mary without any work on her part. As God hates the smallest of transgressions it would not make sense for Jesus to be born from a person stained with sin. Sin is in its essence a refusal of God for a base pleasure that is of small worth. The only Person higher than Mary is God Himself. The angels only had to refuse one temptation of the devil to enter paradise while Mary had to endure the sinfulness of her fellow Israelites and maintain the humble and dispositions of the soul to properly interact with them. Mary supported the Christ from his conception to the foot of the cross with John and the Magdalene, unlike some of Jesus’s other disciples.
 
The trash about Mary being some random soul from hell that the devil used to trick people is biblical and just some protestant invention. In the Magnificat Luke 1:46-55 where it says “My spirit rejoices in God my Savior” refers to Immaculate Conception. If a person were to walk down a path and fall down a pit and someone were to rescue them then it could be said that they were saved. Likewise if someone were to warn that person about and they avoided it, that to would be considered saving someone. So God did the latter with Mary through the Immaculate Conception and saved her from sin. Plus it also says “all generations will call me blessed.” When Jesus supposedly rebukes the women who said “blessed is the womb that bore You” with “rather blessed are those who hear the word of God and keep it” Luke 11:27-28 or something similar in Matthew 12:46-50 it refers to when Mary said to the angel “Behold the handmaid of the Lord be it done unto me according to your Word.” Also the Holy Spirit, when he filled St. Elizabeth said "blessed are you among women. Jesus also said to test the fruit of things to determine if they were good or bad for you Matthew 7:15-20. However with Sola Scriptura there is no point of that since everything not of the bible is considered wrong. Anyways devotion to Mary has inspired many virtues to flourish and helped us to keep His Word. Catholics have faith so even if is a sin and Protestants are right than we are saved too since we too accept Jesus as our savior. One of the commandments is “Honor your father and mother.” If King Solomon honored his mother Bathsheba by honoring her requests 1 Kings 2:19-25. Don,t you think the King of kings would honor his own mother more than Solomon would.
 
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Salutations,
Our Blessed Mother would be higher than Saints and Apostles. One, she was born w/o Original sin, as she was going to be the vessel to carry God,
Second, She said YES to Gabriel. OBEDIENCE.
THird, She did suffer w 7 dolors piercing her heart over Jesus’s lifetime.
Fourth, according to Catholicism , she remained a Virgin, throughout her marriage to Joseph.
James the brother of Jesus is a step son to Mary.
Jesus gave her that position and He’s the Boss.
In Christ acts love
Tweedlealice
 
I reread this and sense a bad feeling about mother’s. I still feel it’s about why Mary is higher than Prophets, Enoch, Apostles and Martyrs. How could one be confused? The scripture verses about suffering and martyrdom giving high positions in heaven and the First shall be last, etc. we’re not placed in the context of their parables/story. GOD, MARY, ANGELS, Apostles/Martyrs…
In Christ’s love
Tweedlealice
 
Being conceived without sin, Mary was free from all concupiscence. She never experienced even the slightest inclination towards sinning, neither venial nor mortal. She is the only created being in all of creation for which this is true. No saint can possibly become close to her, because they were all conceived in original sin.
Mary is the Mediatrix of all graces. Therefore every saint who has ever lived has gained the graces necessary to become a saint through the mediation of Mary. She is the greatest and highest of all the saints.
The only person higher than Mary is God himself, with who she is intimately tied; as mother of God the son, spouse of the holy spirit and daughter of God the Father.
 
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