Have your own question? Then pitch it to us! Ginny Kubitz Moyer
Answers: Quesion: How did Mary know that Jesus was God and could
perform a miracle at Cana? During the Annunciation, the angel
tells Mary that her son will be the “Son of the Most High” (Luke
1:32). From the beginning, then, Mary knew that her son was
destined for greatness. At the wedding at Cana, she brings a
problem to him and is confident that he’ll be able to resolve it
(John 2: 1-12). As a mom, I can relate. Being a mom means having
faith that your children will be able to do things they’ve never
done before, whether it’s walk, read, or ride a bike. You’ve
never seen them do these things, but you know that they will
when the time is right. Often, too, a mom’s encouragement is key
to their success. At Cana, then, Mary is a typical mom, but with
a twist. She believed that her child could do something that no
child has ever done, before or since. As the National Conference
of Catholic Bishops say in their letter Behold Your Mother:
Woman of Fa