Do Catholics worship Mary, but when you ask a Catholic about this they'll often
redefine terms and claim that they don't worship Mary but rather venerate her. But
when you look at what it means to venerate and compare it to the biblical
definition of worship, they are identical. Now this should come as no surprise
because a simple Catholic synopsis of Mariology shows us that they do worship
Mary. They believe she's the mother of God, that she was a virgin before, during,
and after the birth of Jesus even though the Bible records her having other
children, that she was conceived without original sin, that she was taken in body
and soul into heaven, but one of the most blasphemous teachings of the Catholic
Church is that they believe that she's the co-redemptrix, mediatrix, and advocate
which means that she plays a unique role in redemption. Whereas the Bible teaches
that there is one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus. Neither is
there salvation in any other for there's none other name under heaven given among
men whereby we must be saved. The truth is there is nothing divinely special
about Mary. She was a sinner like everyone else in need of salvation, so
to pray to her is to pray to her.