Mary, ask him to turn our water into wine.

Both Mary and Jesus started the ministry at the weddings of Canaan; he went to his death, resurrection and Glory, she turned the water into wine, through intercession gave us the Joy of the Spirit shared with us through Christ. Because of her amen, the logos became incarnate, because of his amen, the Logos became bread, slaughtered Lamb of God, whose body we eat, and blood we drink, his Wine, the Joy of the Lord is my strength. Thank you Mary Immaculate for asking Jesus to give us the wine of the Spirit. 

It reminds me so much of today’s mass readings with Esdras and Nemiah. They cried and wept when they heard the Word of God, the Logos. We cry when we hear of his death, yet, they were told to rejoice, to have wine... your cross oh Lord is my victory. 

And so it happens, the restoration begins as an archetype with Esdras, that would be fulfilled at the Weddings of Canaan. Amazing grace, a perfect coincidence again, the Word fulfilled again when Jesus started his ministry, because his daughter, mother and wife, asked him to begin their ministries. Both Jesus and Mary began the restoration of the continuity of the promises of God throughout it all. Salvation was conceived in Mary’s amen! The joy of the Lord my strength is! 

Mary, turn our waters into wine, let us rejoice in the Salvation of the Lord, and look at him victorious savior who does not lie and is faithful to his word. But above all ask Jesus to teach us to love how he does, so we can be close to both yours and His only son. 

Behold the handmaiden of the Lord, be done unto me, as according to thy will. Yes, Jesus, I want to be your daughter, your wife, your mother. Amen she said, and the weddings of the Lamb started. Alleluia!

I want to be there as well in Canaan with you drinking the joyful wine of the Weddings of the Lamb, when Mary Immaculate said Amen to the message brought by him from God Almighty himself: Mary, be my wife, said he. Amen, said she. Joyful day, the most wonderful, when the Gates of Heaven were opened in the womb of Mary Immaculate and the Logos became flesh and blood, and we call him Jesus, son of Mary and God.