What part of of not making it personal do you not understand?
I need not justify my self to you for anything.
This is not some private Romanist web domain which you are logged on to, regardless of how many RadTrad Romanists work day and night to "take over" the religion forum here on FreeRepublic.
This other sentence;
for reason of using; "...in deference to a Rabbi..."
is nearly unintelligible -- but I think I know what you intended. Deference to SSPX RadTradCat attitudes towards the Romish church ecclesiastical community (which they are interestingly enough, presently otherwise rather 'sideways' with), but as "to" the Rabbi, one or more of the antonyms [found at above, embedded link].
From Phil Lawler, at CatholicCulture.org;
Let me make three requests:First, if you disrupt services at a Catholic cathedral, please don’t try to tell me that you’re defending the Catholic faith.
Second, if you shout out the Rosary to drown out prayers, please don’t tell me you’re honoring the Virgin Mary.
Third, if you refer to observant Jews as “followers of false gods,” please don’t tell me that you worship the God of Abraham and Isaac.
Oh, wait; one more request:
If you don’t think that the SSPX is in schism, please tell me how to describe a group that claims its own hierarchy, professes its own doctrine, rejects the official teachings of Catholicism, and describes itself as the one true church.
Faithful Catholics Oppose "Interfaith" Desecration in Argentina
Edit: is there some reason why these sorts of events have to take place in sacred spaces when they could easily take place outside of the confines of Catholic churches. Catholic laymen with any integrity and courage are bound to do something. The group was led by the traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X.
Unbelievable and unplanned though it was, when the Buddhists lined up in the sanctuary to begin, the event coordinator, mistaking Fr. McMahon for the pastor, requested him to say a few words, to which Father graciously complied!
“I’d like to welcome you all to the basilica this evening ... I have a pamphlet that I found in the pews –I guess the basilica is undergoing some restoration project–and it says, ‘Restore the glory of the basilica.’ That is what we are here to do tonight... shame on the Catholic men who have allowed this thing to happen here. I apologize if this not what you came to hear tonight, but we are going to do here what the basilica was made for, and that is to pray Catholic prayers...”
Much to the bewilderment of the Buddhists and their assistants, Father then proceeded to kneel down and intone in Gregorian chant, Credo III, which was followed by all 15 Mysteries of the Rosary, ...