
Originally Posted by
Fei
I think you have answered your own question. Let's state the things you deemed true.
1. Mary appeared simultaneously in two places and affected the course of events as none ever could. I. e. she is divine.
2. Mary confessed that she supports a Jewish order for the reason she was a Jewish girl.
3. Catholicism, or Christianity in general, violates monotheism by having three gods.
Your question is, whether Mary's support to the Carmelites is a move against Catholic polytheism.
From 1 & 2 we know Mary was a human girl (Jews are humans, right?) who became a god. If she was against polytheism, how could her godly self exist when there is already one divine entity? Therefore the answer is no.
P.S. Meeting angels must be cool!
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