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Popes Trust Mary Due To Her Power Over Evil

March 5, 2019 by sd

From Crux Now:

ROME – Father Marco Pozza, an Italian priest and author of a new book on the “Hail Mary” containing reflections from Pope Francis, has described papal devotion to Mary – not just Francis’s, but that of all popes – as a reflection of the belief that she’s the figure in Christian tradition most feared by the devil.

In comments to Crux, Pozza said the Virgin Mary is “the most trusted insurance against the evil deeds of the devil.” “From the moment good existed, evil also existed: to hide its presence is a bit like falling into its arms,” he said, adding that to fight evil, “our will is not enough. We need help that can oppose it.” This help, he said, comes from Mary, “the greatest help God has given man to overcome evil.”

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