Ah yes, the "adelphoi" (brothers and sisters) of Jesus. Never mind that "adelphoi" is used numerous times in the Scriptures to describe relationships which are definitely not siblings according to the text. One example is in Genesis when Lot is referred to as the "adelphos" of Abram even though the text is clear that it is an uncle-nephew relationship. 

Also never mind the fact that the Perpetual Virginity of Mary is attested to in the writings of the Church Fathers as far back as the 4th century AD. Also ignore that John's Gospel has Jesus giving John, not among Jesus' "adelphoi", custody of His Mother. Strange for a guy who supposedly has living siblings at that particular moment. 

And yes, Mary the domesticated, sweet pious lady with the beads at her side. Kept in her place. The same one who keeps appearing to the lowly demanding repentance from the "hierarchs" and that they proclaim dogmas about Her. Your "statue" Mary is not as tame as you might think. Same radical Mary of Lk 2.