Ya da ya da, and so your soliloquy goes on, comforting yourself with your pathetic delusions, which vain recourse is a poor substitute for the multitude of refutations which are ignored, leaving you as one who is one of many elitist splinters who are even contrary to past papal teaching and above all, to the NT church as revealed in Scripture. A sad condition indeed. More iterations of Cath delusions will only make your damnation worse. May God yet grant you repentance unto the acknowledge of the Truth of Scripture, versus your fantasies
“...leaving you as one who is one of many elitist splinters who are even contrary to past papal teaching and above all, to the NT church as revealed in Scripture...”
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Where in the Sacred Scriptures is a cult mocked for being tiny?
“...May God yet grant you repentance unto the acknowledge (sic) of the Truth of Scripture, versus your fantasies (sic)”
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OK, OK, let me humor you for a moment and pretend to be insane at the same time: Suppose Mary is as unimportant as you and your sect would have us believe. Why, let’s even imagine for a minute that she is no more than a piece of cloth at the very bottom of a garment. (end of insane moment: here)
As you know, a woman sought a cure from Jesus one day.
We read in ST. MATTHEW - Chapter 9
20 *And behold a woman who was troubled with an issue of blood twelve years, came behind him, and touched the hem of his garment.
21 For she said within herself: If I shall only touch his garment, I shall be healed.
22 But Jesus turning about, and seeing her, said: Take courage, daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole. And the woman was made whole from that hour.
If you, however, were alive in the time of Jesus you would stand apart with the pharisees and ridicule the woman who “worshipped the hem of Jesus’ garment instead of going to Jesus directly”, I am certain.
I’ll stick with Jeus’ response:
“Take courage, daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole.”
Oh, and by the way, if the Catholic priest is not to be found in Sacred Scriptures, using the same logic, where in the Sacred Scripture are Catholics ridiculed for worshipping Mary? If you cannot find it in Sacred Scripture than one is to be ridiculed for imagining it to be possible by your logic.