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To: Elsie
Petrosius: Please show me where Catholics worship Mary.

Elsie: Is that the ONLY place we get to look?

The Mass is the Catholic act of worship. So the answer is yes. But if you think you can find another Catholic liturgical book where we worship Mary, go ahead.

This charge that Catholics worship Mary has no basis in fact but is nevertheless constantly repeated. In our list of the Ten Commandments we have: Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.

739 posted on 06/01/2013 2:22:21 PM PDT by Petrosius
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To: Petrosius
"This charge that Catholics worship Mary has no basis in fact but is nevertheless constantly repeated."

There is a profound jealousy of Mary within many Protestants. They are personally resentful that another human could have been preserved free of sin, could have been full of grace, could have been the Theotokos, could have shared a relationship with Jesus that no one else ever will, and could have been assumed bodily into heaven and became the Queen of Heaven.

Peace be with you

741 posted on 06/01/2013 2:28:23 PM PDT by Natural Law (Jesus did not leave us a book, He left us a Church.)
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To: Petrosius
But if you think you can find another Catholic liturgical book where we worship Mary, go ahead.

Are these the ONLY places I get to look?

The bible indicates we are to have no other idols; but it doesn't list them: well; other than mammon.


Mormonism has no 'liturgical' book that tells it's practioners to WORSHIP Joseph Smith, either; but plenty of EVIDENCE for it can be found.

898 posted on 06/02/2013 5:03:46 AM PDT by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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