Protestants ask why Catholics pray to Mary. Catholics may ask: when do you pray to Mary, and when do you pray to Jesus? The answer for both is simpler than you may think.

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An email from from a men-o-paused man relating to last week's take on menopause, and how it impacts both sides in a marriage.

Then Greg and Jennifer tackle a question from School of Mary: when should you ask Mary for help, and when should you go straight to Jesus? They break down "to Jesus through Mary," the humility of approaching the King through the Queen Mother, and the communion of saints as a real "we're in this together" way of praying. It ain't complicated, folks. In fact, it's quite beautiful.

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Timestamps

00:00 A husband writes in about menopause 01:33 "Wait… we're on a gravel road" 03:14 Marriage is a sacrament—so we talk about real marriage 04:29 Jennifer: a new way to love your spouse 05:40 Rip the Band-Aid off: hard talks can strengthen marriage 06:09 Big family news: a graduation and a job 11:00 School of Mary is rebuilding from zero 13:20 The question: Mary or Jesus? 15:52 "To Jesus through Mary" (Queen Mother) 24:31 Build your "prayer posse" (communion of saints)