So the Catholic definition of "consulting" doesn't include "praying to" now? Or maybe the Catholic definition of "dead" doesn't include Christians?
>>So the Catholic definition of “consulting” doesn’t include “praying to” now?<<
No one’s does! Let’s look at the definiton of consult
con·sult (kn-slt)
v. con·sult·ed, con·sult·ing, con·sults
v.tr.
1.
a. To seek advice or information of: consult an attorney.
b. To refer to: consulted a telephone directory for the number.
2. To take into account; consider: consult one’s checkbook before making a major purchase.
v.intr.
1. To exchange views; confer.
2. To work or serve as a consultant: a retired executive who consults for several large companies.
n. (kn-slt, knslt)
A consultation, especially one involving physicians.
I’m not seeing where asking someone to pray with you = consult. Notice how all definitions include information coming BACK to the one consulting. The Saints don’t talk to us. Only the success of the prayer gives us the results