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Maria Valtorta (Itália, ano 1897-1961) - Obra: "Notebooks 1944" Jesus says:
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Say to those who deny that Mary was able to suffer because She was holy, that She suffered in every way, like no other sister of her sex, in every way, except in the pains of childbirth, as the sin and curse of Eve were not in Her, and the pains of physical agony [birth] were not, either, for the same reason. She gave birth to the Son of her immaculate womb and gave God her unstained spirit, as the Creator had decreed that all the children of Adam would have given them to Him if sin had not joined them to Pain.
"Tell them that I, since I was the main Expiator, manifestly had to suffer the pain of death, too-and that particular Death-and I was the Holy of holies.
"Tell those who deny that Mary could suffer in her soul, in her mind, and in her flesh, in the expiatory hours of the Passion, that if I can have one of my male or female servants share in my sufferings and be marked with my wounds – creatures who love Me, but who are always very relative in their love – how can I have failed to associate my Mother with these sufferings and render Her a partaker in them – so that
the value of the suffering of the Son of God would be increased by the value of the suffering of the Woman Full of Grace – Mary the Holy One, Mary – Charity, inferior only to God [the Triune God], the One who loved Me to perfection, as a Mother, for in her immaculateness She had the perfection of feeling, and as a believer, for in her holiness She loved Me as no one else did?
"She was a Mother, men. She had borne, generated, given birth to, and raised Me. She was not made of unfeeling substance, but was endowed with nerves and a heart.
She was flesh, not just spirit. Pure flesh, but still flesh. If I wept and sweat blood, can She have failed to weep and weep blood?
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I was her Son, men. I was not a phantom man. I was Flesh; I was her Flesh. And in it and upon it She, by her perfect foreknowledge, saw the scourges falling, the thorns penetrating, the blows descending, the stones hitting, and the nails piercing, and by her holiness She received them in Herself.
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O men, reflect. You say you believe in the Communion of the Saints, which is the union of prayers and sufferings with the infinite merits of Christ for the needs of spirits, and can"t you accept that the first one to take part in it was Mary, my and your Holy One?
 

 
Vide também Vida e Obra de Maria Valtorta
Nota sobre a fonte: Maria Valtorta foi uma mística católica italiana. Durante sua vida, ela foi agraciada com revelações de Jesus Cristo sobre o Evangelho, e também de Nossa Senhora, do Espírito Santo e de vários santos e anjos.