Co-redemption  dogma is the essential role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in man’s redemption that is “along with” Christ but not equal too Christ. Her unique unification with the Holy Spirit who is masculine by divine position of authority not by gender. This unity is a gift from Her Son because of Her perfect mirror image to the Holy Spirit who both proceeded in divine humility/wisdom(Feminine) from both God the Father and God the Son in mans redemption. Our lady proceeded from God the Father as Spouse by being filled with the Holy Spirit as to give birth to Our Lord and savior. The Blessed Virgin Mary not only proceeded from God the Father as Mother of God but also proceeded from Her Son as Mother to all of humanity (St Kolbe Marion teachings). Her infinite unity with the Holy Spirit gives full understanding  of the Creed when it stares “…God from God light from light. ” The Blessed Virgin Mary was the perfect living Host of the Holy Spirit thus infinitely infusing. This infinite infusion is the reason She shares All titles with the Holy Spirit such as Our Lady of Comfort, Our Lady of Grace. The Holy Spirits unity with the Immaculate conception as one is infinite to man’s understanding and is not saying the Blessed Virgin Mary was the eternal third person of God but infinite made one with the feminine Holy Spirit that is masculine by divine position of authority.  There one but from two different origins, one eternally  blimmish free the other conceived blimmish free.  This infinite unity is the reason the church teaches all Grace’s come through Her which is one with the Holy Spirit. She gives all 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit as to help all mankind to be in Her Sons image.

To reject the Immaculate Conception is to reject the Holy Spirit who She is one with and is the reason she poses the title Queen of Heaven. If one wants to be reborn in the spirit which is a spirit of humilty(feminine but masculine by divine position of authority) then one must be obedient to the Holy Mother Church’s teaching which is fully united to Holy Spirit who is infinitely united to the Holy Mother of God(Blessed Virgin Mary). She who is infinite in perfect unity which all Grace’s flow in order to perfect a soul which is essential for salvation. Christ stated “it is not enough to be sinless one must be perfect” and that perfection is only achieved in humility to the Roman Catholic church. Humility to the Churchs teaching is the perfection grace and allows the soul to gain perfection and do so perpetually.

Christ fulfiled the letter of the law by being born of the blessed Virgin Mary. Christ elivated every Jewish law to the supernatural spiritual level. Christ dotted every i and crossed every t of every Jewish law wether it was written or found in tradition and elivated to the  supernatural spiritual level.

  The Jewish law handed down through tradition stated that a child could not claim the inheritance of their father for themselves. The law states the child “MUST FIRST IDENTIFY THE MOTHER AS TO ASK HER TO INTERCEDE” on there behalf. The laws states the Mother is the only one to make the lawful and rightful claim of the Father’s inheretance for the child.

Mother alone can “interced” on the child’s behalf because only she can identify the rightful father who she was one with in intimacy of sacrament of marriage as well as she was intimate as one with the child in her womb as a Mother. Since the blessed Virgin Mary is one with the Holy Spirit one must be reborn in the spirit of humility to the Roman Catholic Church teachings as to be perfected spiritually and claim their rightful inheritance of the eternal reward. This law is fulfilled in the Catholic Church when one confirms because they are identifying the Mother Church which is one with the feminine Holy Spirit who’s masculinity comes by divine position of authority.

When one confirms the priest acts on behalf of the Mother Of God this anointing the confirming with the Seal(Living Seal) aka Holy Spirit this claiming their rightful inheritance of the One God of Abraham in three divine persons.

Peter the Roman