More on the co-Redemptrix thing.

Here is another Mary-as-"co-Redemptrix" resource I stumbled across recently: a lengthy article on the blog Called to Communion: Reformation Meets Rome.

I can't even decide what to excerpt from it, it is so detailed. But I also want to point out, if you go over and decide to read it, do make sure to read the comments. They feature some very edifying dialogue between Protestants and Catholics who know what they are talking about, and remain charitable while dissecting some fairly thorny points of contention. I found the dialogue very helpful in clarifying some finer and more difficult points of understanding. I will have to read more material from that website; I am really very impressed.

This week has been heavy on the reading, thought, and study, and probably too light on the meditation and prayer. I hope I get a chance for a rosary before bed; as usual, I fell asleep about three Aves in when I tried to say one while nursing the baby down. I guess it is probably better to try and fail than not to try at all, although admittedly it would be better to find a time when I am not half asleep.

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[Tabitha]

Don't you know that when you fall asleep saying your rosary your Guardian Angel finishes it for you? That's what a friend told my kids and I like the thought.