Cardinal Raymond Burke has firmly defended the Church’s long teaching of Mary as Co-Redemptrix.
Speaking at a high-profile Mariology conference in Rome today, Burke gave the keynote speech launching the two-day affair. “The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God, participated in a wholly unique way in the Mystery of faith, in the Mystery of the redemptive Incarnation, and is rightly called Co-Redemptrix,” he said.
The conference “De Maria numquam satis” is not simply examining Marian co-redemption but includes a wide range of Marian theological points as found in the Church’s teaching, scripture and liturgy. (A full Catholic Herald interview with the organisers can be found here)
