Such people do not actually look stuff up (like in the Catechism), nor do they ask an actual, factual question (like, is the Mass mostly about Mary? Is today a Marian feast day?) ---- and why you won't get Catholic info from a FReeper Catholic, I do not know.
BTW to answer the two questions you didn't ask:
(1) No, the Mass is not mostly about Mary, and
(2) No, today is not a Marian feast day.
I'm going to be out all day, but I will check in later to make further corrections. It's an endless job, but somebody's got to do it.
Not me. Show some examples.
“Such people do not actually look stuff up”
Not me.
I have been studying Catholicism for over 30 years.
“ask an actual, factual question”
Doesn't make sense. Oh maybe it does.
Maybe a question like “Why has Catholicism said through it's leaders that Mary can give salvation with out Jesus.”
That hasn't been answered sufficiently in the past when numerous quotes from popes have been posting proving it. And no, "their have been some bad popes" is not an explaination. Maybe look it up?
I don't actually have any questions for you.
But have given you facts to ponder and talk about like post #15 but you decline to comment on it.
“why you won't get Catholic info from a FReeper Catholic, I do not know.”
Many RF posters have spent years and even decades in Catholicism and have exposed false teachings.
We get lots of info from FR Catholics just by seeing their posts. Like the statement
“Jesus was a Catholic”
***is the Mass mostly about Mary***
The mass advertised as that, there is no mention of Jesus.
***I will check in later to make further corrections.***
You have made no corrections that I can see, just posted your opinions.
Christians know and do this:
There is nothing/nobody that needs to be between Christians and Jesus.We do not waste time un-Biblically praying to saints and Mary to communicate with Jesus.We are encouraged to come boldly to the Throne of Grace.
Right into the presence of Jesus.
The subtle cloaked condescending arrogance in your post has not gone unnoticed.