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One thing you do believe is that Mary gave birth to the Messiah. Well, that's just one of the many reasons why She's called "co-redeemer," or "co-redemptrix," because by bringing Him into the world that's one way She helped Jesus accomplish His mission as being Redeemer. No worries, thank you...

Wait, so, you think Catholics are saying that Mary is our redeemer? Can't find it. If you saw it on YouTube, can you send the YouTube link for it?

Please tell me what you think "co-redeemer" means. Was it the part where Jesus said that God ab aeterno thought in advance of creating the soul that was to be the soul of the Mother of God Incarnate? If not, send me the video.

What do you mean by "divine capacity?" :] Jesus was aware there'd be people who say that, which is why He dictated the following to Maria Valtorta on April 28th, 1947: "[...] Further: if you object that the revelation was closed with the last Apostle, and there was nothing further to add...

What do you mean by "subject to Scripture?" You didn't mention why. Care to share? According to the Catholic Church, Maria Valtorta's writings are permissible for publication, reading, and promoting. They leave it up to each individual to decide if it's of supernatural origin and for their...

In Scripture, we read that Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judah, or Bethlehem Ephrathah (Matt. 2:1-2). Later Jesus lived in Nazareth which is in Galilee (Matt. 2:23). According to a woman named Maria Valtorta, who is believed to have received from Jesus visions of scenes from His life on Earth...

A woman named Maria Valtorta is believed to have received from Jesus visions of scenes from His life on Earth, including those found in the four Gospels, and wrote them down at His request. On February 28th, 1944, she received a vision of the adoration of the Magi, and took dictation from Jesus...