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possibly, but that's the fundamental problem with catholicism. they put a man at the top of their hierarchy between their relationship with God.
So if a pope says "oh feminism is popular, we should pray to Mary", they have no meaningful check against that heresy other that some jew-level bullshit trying to explain words like "veneration" and "adoration" an how they're not really worshiping her, just praying to her.
It astounds me that so many Catholics can even entertain the idea that praying to anyone other than God can result in anything. Catholic tradition says that praying to saints, or to Mary, results in divine intervention. How though? Mary never had any divine power. All of the saints never had any divine power. No one on earth, not David, or Jacob, or any of the apostles, none of them had any power of themselves to perform miracles. All miracles and all divinity belongs to God. Why, in our prayers, put an unnecessary intermediary between ourselves and God?
So if a pope says "oh feminism is popular, we should pray to Mary", they have no meaningful check against that heresy other that some jew-level bullshit trying to explain words like "veneration" and "adoration" an how they're not really worshiping her, just praying to her.