[BlueDragon]

The topic, remember, is the appropriateness of interfaith services between Catholics and Jews, or between Catholics and Protestants. Clearly either kind is sheer foolishness.

Clearly? by what light of darkness does that determination arise from? I ask that rhetorically, for I seek no information or instruction of any kind from you, sir, not one single iota of such --- to address your own question;

Is there a question in your post, or would it be OK if I skip it?

This forum is not your singular "lay apostolate" nor am I some raw catechumen, potential recruit/convert to Roman Catholicism either.

From here on out, remember -- any "questions" posed from myself in regards to your own comments here -- will be ever and always rhetorical in form, posed to spur thought -- not discussion.

But if you have any serious questions yourself as to what true Christianity is comprised of -- don't hesitate to ask. I'm here to help.

[annalex]

Clearly?

For example, you do not see a difference between a Crucifix and a stick to which a pagan "prays". A Crucifix is a necessary element of Catholic Christian prayer. So, I don't know what religion you have but it is indeed clear that we cannot pray together, isn't it?