Purgatory 24- Does the Virgin Mary intervene in purgatory? (7 mins) First steps

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Does the Virgin Mary intervene in purgatory to help souls move forward? So it is important to know that in this area, once again, we must distinguish between the Protestant churches, founded in the 16th century, which have somehow severed from the Church, this effective mediation concerning all the saints of heaven, and especially that of the Virgin Mary, in the name of the unique mediation of Jesus Christ. While the churches were founded by the apostles, all churches are first apostles, Catholic, Orthodox, because schism only arrives later, in the year 1000, all these churches have always believed that the unique mediator is (was, will be) Christ and He appointed mediators with Him, the collaborators for our salvation. Starting with the little ones, those who rule on her right and therefore in the first place the Virgin Mary. Consequently, the Catholic Church strongly believes that the Virgin Mary never ceases to intervene with all the saints in heaven and the angels, to help us on our way to Heaven, therefore in all purgatory, for all stages. for our purification. We know that overall, there are six major stages, or phases that may be taken. Namely first this upon earth, and on this earth, the Virgin Mary never ceases to intervene for us. She does this effectively, and visibly through her apparitions, where she highlights a few points of theology where the Church must investigate, must insist upon. But she also does this in our lives in the image of St. Therese of the Child Jesus, who just before she died said: "I will spend my Heaven doing good on earth." therefore in this first purgatory. In the second stage or phase, the passage of death, we can say that the Virgin Mary is here, present and that she promises to be present: he who has prayed to her even once in his life, she will be there to accompany him during this difficult passage, which is called the hour of death. That is why in the "I greet you Mary" we end by saying "pray for us poor sinners, now and at the hour of our death."
And then comes the third purgatory that St. Paul calls the third heaven. This refers to the appearance of Christ, accompanied by saints and angels, which occurs in this passage of death, and finally death, and the end. The Catholic faith has always affirmed that Christ does not return alone, but accompanied by the clouds of Heaven, therefore the saints, and the angels and in particular the Virgin Mary.

It is normal that Christ is in quotation marks "Catholic", it means universal, and so He comes with His heavenly church. Protestants who believe in saving the honor of Christ by emphasising his only mediation, while even for them fortunately, the Blessed Virgin returns. And then the saints and angels according to their souls' individual personality, their grandmother, their grandfather. Therefore, Christ is not alone and obviously in the face of their appearance, naturally, quite naturally, they are filled with joy; they have more theological objection to such a fact. The apparition of the Virgin Mary at that hour is essential, because She puts a nuance of femininity, of sweetness, something that adds to the humanity of Christ. One could say, but Christ is the perfect image of God. Therefore, how could his holy humanity, which is finite, be in the perfect image of the infinity of his divinity? That is why he is accompanied by the Church who completes what would be lacking in this image.

So with this apparition of the Virgin Mary, one can say that the effectiveness is enormous. The Virgin Mary who is all humble, all love, in silence, by her mere presence, who radiates through her resurrected body, attracts to her millions who convert themselves to Christ, and who therefore reject forever the devil and the hell, who also gets a certain right to appear. So if the person is saved, and if there are some remnants of pride left in the individual, freely and out of love, the person chooses to enter other stages of purgatory. This classical purgatory is described by Saint Catherine of Genoa as being described in three stages as a whole. First of all, the joy of being saved, and then followed by the passage of a long time of waiting for the coming of Christ, since one is quite isolated during this time, and finally because despair cannot last for so long, this is the night of the soul (spirit) which cannot last for so long. A humble, a poor heart, is then ready to enter Heaven, and Heaven appears. In these three stages (or phases) of the mystical purgatory, it can be said that the purgatory in question is the quintessential place of the Virgin Mary. So obviously it's not always visible because this work needs to be done. No one can see God without dying to oneself, but as soon as it is needed, as soon as it is possible, to advance the soul more swiftly through its purification, She appears to