The fifth and final mystery of the rosary

The

Fifth

Mystery

of the

Rosary

The Mysteries of the Divine Mother

The first mystery of the Divine Mother:

Mary as the Mother of God (Theotokos)

Every Mother gives body to the child she bears; God gives the

body the soul. It is in this way that Mary gave the body to

Jesus but God gave him a divine soul. Mary through the

intercession of The Holy Spirit was able to give body to Jesus

whilst God gave him his soul. The soul given to Jesus was a

divine soul from God so in giving birth to the body that

contained this divine soul of the son of God, she became the

Mother of Gods soul on earth not to be confused with giving

birth to God. Jesus was therefore two people, son of Mary as

she gave him his earthly body but as he was also the son of

God because he had a God given divine soul on earth she also

inherently was therefore The Mother of God. God came to

earth through both Mary and Jesus. Whilst Jesus was alive so

too was God so Mary became the Mother of his earthly body

and of his soul. Once again through the intercession and

wishes of God, The Archangel Mary was able to give Motherly

protection to Pope John Paul II and will also protect the son of

man when he returns for his second coming.

The Second mystery of The Divine Mother:

The Immaculate Conception

Conceived through natural methods to St Anne and St

Joachim, the conception was without original sin and with the

plenitude of Divine Grace. Born pure and without the ability to sin. As the angel Gabriel announced “Hail Mary, Full of Grace.”

We on earth were not given this ability so all we can do when

we sin is repent to either Mary who will redirect our sins to

Jesus or directly through God. We do this through confession.

God understands that we all sin but when we ask forgiveness

he truly forgives. “Ask forgiveness receive Peace” Pope John

Paul II said. The Mother can wipe away and cleanse the soul if

requested to, a gift given to her by God in return for remaining

pure so she can partake in the Redemption of Mankind.

The Third mystery of The Divine Mother:

Mary as the Ever Virgin.

Before giving birth and after giving birth Mary remained as

always the pure and ever virgin, chosen by God to fulfil his

mission. This mission is now coming true and this is proof of

her virginity. She was willing to sacrifice herself to God as

asked to and now God is coming back to reward The Queen of

Heaven for sacrificing her earthly life. The true powers of Mary

will be fully understood during the second coming.

The fourth mystery of The Divine Mother:

Mary as the eternal guide to The Mysteries of Light.

As Mary had never sinned throughout her earthly life it was

befitting that she be assumed into heaven both body and soul,

the reward for carrying out the divine mission she fulfilled. It is

a reminder to us all of the glory that awaits us when our time

has come. Mary remained unstained in a world full of

temptations and was therefore assumed into heaven in both

body and soul. This was the exact path her Son took when he

ascended. Therefore it is only befitting that if we follow in her

light we will be led to the light of her divine son, 

Try live as pure

a life as possible and when you go wrong repent and ask for

forgiveness. By asking for forgiveness you will get peace and

led ever closer to the light of The Holy Spirit. Through her

various appearances on earth, Mar has proved she leads us

to the light of God and his son. Following Mary will not lead

you astray on the path of life. Following Mary is following God, her son, and the only way to understand and partake in the second coming. 

The Fifth mystery of The Divine Mother:

Archangel Mary as CoRedemptrix, Mediatrix and Advocate

Mary fully cooperated with God by agreeing to give the earthly

body to Jesus at The Annunciation. In doing so she proved she

was at one with the redeemer and thus cooperated in our

redemption. She suffered with Jesus at the foot of the cross.

As Co-redemptrix Mary shows us the supernatural values of

carrying the cross of the saviour. As all the graces from The

Father and The Son, that flow from The Holy Spirit, do so

through Mary this is how she presents herself as The

Mediatrix. It is through her constant intercession and through

our prayers that we receive these graces. When the son

returns a second time, his Mother will assist him with his divine mission.