Mary’s yes to God was not sentimental. It was costly. From the prophecy of Simeon to the shadow of Calvary, she knew that obedience would lead to suffering. Yet she did not withdraw her Fiat. She entrusted everything to the Father — even her beloved Son. Why would she say yes to a path marked by the cross? And if obedience leads to sacrifice, would we do the same? In this reflection, we look at the cost of Mary’s yes — and what it means for our own faith. Visit  retreat-online.karmel.at to sign up for the 2026 Online Carmelite Retreat Texts

<description>&lt;p&gt;Mary’s yes to God was not sentimental. It was costly.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;From the prophecy of Simeon to the shadow of Calvary, she knew that obedience would lead to suffering. Yet she did not withdraw her Fiat. She entrusted everything to the Father — even her beloved Son.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Why would she say yes to a path marked by the cross? And if obedience leads to sacrifice, would we do the same?&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;In this reflection, we look at the cost of Mary’s yes — and what it means for our own faith.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Visit  retreat-online.karmel.at to sign up for the 2026 Online Carmelite Retreat Texts&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Mary’s yes to God was not sentimental. It was costly.  From the prophecy of Simeon to the shadow of Calvary, she knew that obedience would lead to suffering. Yet she did not withdraw her Fiat. She entrusted everything to the Father — even her beloved Son.  Why would she say yes to a path marked by the cross? And if obedience leads to sacrifice, would we do the same?  In this reflection, we look at the cost of Mary’s yes — and what it means for our own faith.   Visit  retreat-online.karme...

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The Cost of Mary’s Yes

The Cost of Mary’s Yes

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