Scientific Evidence of Mary's Assumption

There is new scientific evidence that proves Mary's assumption.

No, I'm serious. Every Catholic on Earth needs to know

this.

Every Christian already knows that Jesus had no earthly father,

which means

that 100% of his body was made from the Blessed Virgin

Mary. While Jesus was in the womb, every single cell of his body

came from Mary. To put it simply, God received

100% of his body from the Virgin Mary.

But that's not even the crazy part, not even close.

Believe it or not, modern science has given us one of the

strongest pieces of

evidence we have for the assumption.

You see, whenever a mother has a baby in her womb,

something called fetal

microchimerism happens. This is when some of the cells from the baby

live on in the mother, and some of the cells from the mother live

on in the baby

for decades, possibly even for the rest of their lives.

The baby cells that live in the mother have the baby's DNA, and the mother's

cells that live in the baby have the mother's DNA.

This was first discovered in Stanford in 1979, and this is

where things get crazy. Recent studies have shown

that these cells can help

repair tissues and fight off diseases. Are you hearing this?

That means while Mary was alive on this earth,

she had cells with

God's DNA living within her. Are you starting to see it yet?

This information makes the assumption of Mary almost look necessary

because Jesus had cells with his DNA that hadn't been taken to heaven yet

as long as Mary lived on Earth. This is the information that should give you

chills. 100% of Jesus' body was made from

the Blessed Virgin Mary up until he took his first bite of food.

And even after that, for the rest of Mary's life,

she had Jesus' own

cells living within her body, helping her body to heal and fight off

diseases. So here's the point of all of this.

If Jesus wanted his resurrection to be complete and for every living cell

that had his DNA to be taken up into heaven, then his mother had to be

assumed, too. This is why the saints say

that the flesh of Mary is the flesh

of Christ, and the flesh of Christ is the flesh of Mary.

Send this to a friend who needs to know. God bless.