Comment from Understand The Times:

The following news item indicates the Vatican is upgrading the agenda to declare "Mary - the Queen of Heaven," not only the "Mother of the Eucharistic Christ," but also Co-redemptrix.

By declaring that "Mary" is Satan's greatest opponent, the fact is that the "Mary" of Roman Catholicism who is nothing more that the queen of heaven that is recorded in the book of Jeremiah chapters 7 and chapter 44 that is a demonic female entity that has been worshiped as queen every since Babylon.

The Bible states their is one Redeemer, and His name is Jesus Christ.

April 11 - Rome's Exorcist Gives Inside Look at Devil

FULL ARTICLE: http://www.zenit.org/article-22264?l=english

ROME, APRIL 11, 2008 (Zenit.org).- Some of the mystery surrounding the devil and exorcism is being unveiled in a television and Internet report series, detailing the work of the exorcist of the Diocese of Rome.

Society of St. Paul Father Gabriele Amorth, Rome's exorcist for the past 21 years and a specialist in the figure of Mary, explained in the first edition of the series how he performs exorcisms.

"I go to one of Rome's churches, to a parish that is closed during the day," he said. "There is Mass in the morning and then the church is closed. There I perform the difficult exorcisms. I always work with seven to 10 people who help me, and use a small bed. Sometimes we need to tie people down or simply subdue them."

The exorcist confirmed that Satan's great foe is the Virgin Mary.

He explained: "On one occasion an exorcist friend of mine asked the devil what most hurts him about Our Lady, what most annoys him. He responded, 'That she is the purest of all creatures and that I am the filthiest; that she is the most obedient of all creatures and that I am the most rebellious; that she is the one who committed no sin and thus always conquers me.'"

Father Amorth affirmed that on some occasions, God forces the Prince of Lies to tell the truth, however, the devil's main struggle is to make man fall into sin.

According to Father Amorth, Mary is a key figure in the fight against the devil's tricks, especially since she herself was tempted: "Mariology is my field and I have often been asked if Mary was tempted by the devil. Definitely. When? From her birth until her death. But she always triumphed."