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Every Mother Can Be a co-Redemptrix
I like to think of my mom as a co-Redemptrix.
That’s not a word we Protestants use. If you grew up Roman Catholic then there’s a good chance you studied the co-Redemptrix work of Mary.
Mary is described as a co-Redeemer because she submitted to the will of God that the Redeemer should be born through her body by the power of the Holy Spirit. She prayed, Behold the handmaid of the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word (Luke 1:38). 
Mary was a co-Redemptrix in that she agreed to work with God in her life and in the life of those around her.
Every mother can be a co-Redemptrix is she works with Christ to bring her family to faith. By your prayers, using the word of God as part of your parenting and instruction, by your godly living, in love and holiness you can bring our lives under the constraints and freedom of God’s law.
This is the primary arena of accountability that God reserves for Mothers.
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