The Logic of Co-Redemptive Process in Catholicism

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Peace to all,

We know, what is created become and becomes again, through the logical Process of Born again saved as a Catholic with respect to the Faith of Abraham in the same rational pattern of infallible intelligence in fulfilled creation.

There are two sacraments from death to life.
Baptism is death to life from for the fleshthrough the New Eve, and Penance is death to life in the Holy Spirit, the Word, the Father, The Son and The Mother of God in all mankind becomes flesh, Jesus in The Christ becoming again in all in God the Holy Spirit.

From the Father and God of Creation, all mankind is created from the failed spirit through the soul for the mortal failed flesh becoming transformed into immortality through the flesh of the New Eve from the incorruptible Power of the Holy Spirit to sanctify the Body of Christ in all mankind. To me this is the first coming of the Christ in all mankind and come from Mary, from the Immaculate Conception through the Virgin Birth of the Christ. Mary logically is the Co_Redemtive God of Transformation in the Trinity and Person in being fro all mankind through New Eve becoming again. And the Second coming of all mankind is from Jesus, Co-Redemptive as the God of Glorification and Transfiguration secondly and becoming again for all as One in Being.

Mary is God of Mercy, fulfilling the New Living Sacrifice through eternal life in the Body of the New Eve becoming again by the God of Glorification and Transfiguration and God of Justice, Jesus for all as one in being together from the Father through the Love of the Mother in the fulfilled morality through Jesus, The Son in His Passion through the combined powers of infallible intelligence becoming again through all mankind, glorified and transfigured,

To me The Trinity is Persons of being in the Father and the Son and the Mother of God and each are separately God in power and each fully God and together as One Holy Spirit, One God in being.

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Peace always,
Stephen

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May the peace of Christ be with you.

I think some clarification is needed in case someone who is not Catholic were to stumble upon this and think this is what we believe.

There is one God in three Persons (the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit). They are distinct Persons, though united in the divine Substance.

The Father is God; the Son is God; the Holy Spirit is God.

But the Father is not the Son nor the Holy Spirit; and the Son is not the Father nor the Holy Spirit.

Jesus Christ is the Son (a.k.a. the Word) made flesh. He is true God and true Man. At the Incarnation, he became what he was not, yet remained what he was.

Jesus is neither the Father nor the Holy Spirit.

Mary is not God. She enjoys a profound spiritual union with God, but she is not a divine Person (i.e. she is not one of the Persons of the Holy Trinity).

The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are eternal. Mary was created in time and is a human person.

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