[Dr. Eckleburg]

I will pray with members of the human family...

Curious.

I remember a time when I couldn't participate in a Catholic Mass because I was Presbyterian. I was asked to sit in the pew and remain silent.

I actually have more respect for those Catholics who excluded me from their service than those today who accept and invite heathens to the alter of Christ.

If 'anything goes' -- it's already gone.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Bump to you, too, livius.

[A. Pole]

I actually have more respect for those Catholics who excluded me from their service than those today who accept and invite heathens to the alter of Christ.

Those Ecumenical activists are hypocritical atheists who see the religion as a tool for power and social engineering. They are the same people who ruined Episcopalian Church and who wreck the public schools.

[sinkspur]

I actually have more respect for those Catholics who excluded me from their service than those today who accept and invite heathens to the alter of Christ.

Catholics don't invite heathens to the "altar of Christ," though we do pray with Christians and non-Christians.

WIth all due respect to my Lutheran brethren (though, I'm sure they don't say the same about me), this dust-up looks political.

[Catholicguy]

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