[Knitting A Conundrum]

Forest Keeper, this is a very special day for catholics. This is a catholic devotional thread and not a theology discussion thread. Politely, I ask you to find another thread to argue on. Your witness won't convince those who want to be here. You don't want to believe our reasoning, either. Therefore, we have nothing to discuss on this particular thread with you.

Thank you.

[Knitting A Conundrum]

Oh Mary, Immaculate mother of Our Lord, , who still reaches out to her child ren one by one across this wide and sin-torn world as a mother to each of us, thank you for being there.

Thank you for telling the Father Yes.

Thank you for the precious gift of the rosary, which is
like a life-line you throw to us in the tempetuous sea
of our sin and sorrow.

Help us learn to pray we ought, to ponder in our hearts the truth and glory of your Son Jesus, the joy of being united to his Sorrowful and your Immaculate hearts, and come to us who love you at the hour of our deaths.

Amen.

[Forest Keeper]

OK, that's fine. I'm sorry for offending anyone. I did not recognize this as being different from a normal discussion thread and I did not know this was a special day for Catholics. Again, I am sorry and I do wish you all God's peace and prosperity. - Forest.

[PetroniusMaximus]

"Forest Keeper, this is a very special day for catholics. This is a catholic devotional thread and not a theology discussion thread."

KAC, this may be a special day for you, but this thread was not marked as devotional in any way and the article is clearly theological and apologetic in nature. Furthermore the title and several statements by the author are of a provocative nature. It should therefore come as no surpise to you that this thread would attract the attention of those with differing theological beliefs.

In the future it may be helpful for the to mark the thread "For devotional purposes only - no arguments please) or something similar if you want to have a thread in which no questions or discussion are allowed.

[theFIRMbss]

>This is a catholic devotional thread and not a theology discussion thread. Politely, I ask you to find another thread

Free Republic is
a discussion forum. If
Freepers want to talk

threads is where they talk.
Shouldn't Catholics pray in
church if they want quiet?