Do Catholics Worship Mary?
Do Catholics Worship Mary?
It's the age-old question, and perhaps one of the biggest misunderstandings of the Catholic faith: Do Catholics really worship Mary, the Mother of God?
The short answer: NO!
Join Fr. Mark Baron, MIC as he cracks the case and lays out the truth of why Catholics honor Jesus' Mother, Mary, the way they do, and why she plays a vital role in salvation history.
Episode 1 of our new series, "Catholic Mythbusters"!
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