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Surfing through a “Christianity” message board, which, by the way is heavily anti-Catholic, I came across a post that said something to the effect of “…Mary (bless her for being so lucky to carry the Christ child)…” —BTW, the thread is about Mary’s perpetual virginity.—
I wouldn’t call Mary “lucky.” She was strong, obedient in the fullest sense to God’s will all her life (even before the Annunciation), and God knew she would not refuse to bear the Christ child. Now, is this to say that there weren’t other women who would have said “yes” to Him? I’m sure there were; but, were they worthy enough to be given the opportunity? Apparently only Mary was worthy enough to bear the Christ child. This has absolutely nothing to do with “luck.”
I wouldn’t call Mary “lucky.” She was strong, obedient in the fullest sense to God’s will all her life (even before the Annunciation), and God knew she would not refuse to bear the Christ child. Now, is this to say that there weren’t other women who would have said “yes” to Him? I’m sure there were; but, were they worthy enough to be given the opportunity? Apparently only Mary was worthy enough to bear the Christ child. This has absolutely nothing to do with “luck.”