[ealgeone]

Both sentences were relevant; the Scripture says that in the Eucharist we celebrate /proclaim / remember the Lord’s Death until he returns. That implies recalling His Death is a good thing.

There is no "implying". The Lord's Supper is when we proclaim His death and remember His sacrifice for us.

Therefore, the Shroud is not an idol, but an aid to devotion.

The Shroud has nothing to do with the Lord's Supper. Nothing.

That's why I said context is your friend in these matters.

You're wrongly attempting to link the two together.

Trolling *fail* on your part.

It is usually, though not always, the Roman Catholic who first resorts to the personal attack and/or profanity when the argument goes against them.

[grey_whiskers]

Doubling down will only dig you in deeper in the more.
Here, let me throw you a bag of kitty litter for traction.
(Liberals argue like you do:”I’m right because I say so, which proves I was right.”)

[grey_whiskers]

Doubling down will only dig you in deeper in the mire.
Here, let me throw you a bag of kitty litter for traction.
(Liberals argue like you do:”I’m right because I say so, which proves I was right.”)

Autocorrect fail on “mire.”