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ROME — During the ceremonial opening of the Holy Door at the oldest Marian shrine in the Western world, Cardinal Rolando Makrickas expressed a heartfelt message urging the world to place its trust in Mary, whom he referred to as “the door to heaven.” In his remarks, the Cardinal highlighted the importance of spiritual guidance and the role of faith in navigating today’s challenges.
He called upon the faithful to emulate Mary’s example, becoming “pilgrims of hope” who actively share the message of Christ in their communities. The event, steeped in tradition and significance, served as a reminder of the enduring power of faith and devotion. Cardinal Makrickas emphasized that in times of uncertainty, turning to Mary can provide solace and direction. As the Holy Door was opened, attendees were invited to reflect on their own journeys and the transformative power of hope that Mary represents in the lives of believers.
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