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Yehuda_Dion
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Know of any saints whom Mary made a spouse? I know of Blessed Joseph, of course, and at least one more saint (who I cannot recall right now, but who Mary gave a lock of her hair). Anyone know of any more?
I’d be surprised if this were true.at least one more saint (who I cannot recall right now, but who Mary gave a lock of her hair).
Very surprised! And how would that make someone a spouse anyways? Are you sure your’re not thinking of Rapunzel?I’d be surprised if this were true.
So do you think I’m lying? Or do you doubt the authenticity of the account?I’d be surprised if this were true.
Very sure.Very surprised! And how would that make someone a spouse anyways? Are you sure your’re not thinking of Rapunzel?
I think that the group here needs more information. Personally I have heard nothing like this.So do you think I’m lying? Or do you doubt the authenticity of the account?
The one we Catholics refer to as the Spouse of the Holy Spirit… and I read the account on the internet some 3 years ago, can’t remember on which site though.I think that the group here needs more information. Personally I have heard nothing like this.
Which Mary are you speaking of…and what are the sources for these stories?
Peace
James
Well then you would be referring to Our Blessed mother…and since your only source is an internet site…and you couple that with the fact that no one here has heard of such a thing…I’d say it’s pretty safe to say that the information is bogus.The one we Catholics refer to as the Spouse of the Holy Spirit… and I read the account on the internet some 3 years ago, can’t remember on which site though.
I don’t know you well enough to judge your motive. You’ve offered no proof of your claim that the Virgin Mother of God was married to anyone other than St. Joseph. Your story about the lock of hair is not something that I’ve ever heard, and I’m a pretty well-read Catholic. If she appeared as an apparition to some saint or another, I suppose it’s possible that she may have given some of her hair to him, but I still don’t see how this would be any indication of marriage.So do you think I’m lying? Or do you doubt the authenticity of the account?
I see nothing in the link that suggests that he was a “spiritual spouse” or any kind of spouse to Mary, the Mother of our Lord. It says that he held a devotion to her, but nothing more.It’s very stranger but there is a case about a “spiritual spouse” of the Mother of God, the blessed Hermann Joseph, a German Premonstratensian (1150-1241):
premontre.org/chapter/cat/people/perpetual-calendar-of-order-saints-and-blesseds/st-hermann-joseph-may-24/
And here, a picture about this singular event:
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Actually the Article at the link says:I see nothing in the link that suggests that he was a “spiritual spouse” or any kind of spouse to Mary, the Mother of our Lord. It says that he held a devotion to her, but nothing more.