None of my protestant friends do it. And yes, I'm a Roman Catholic. My favorite prayer is the Rosary. God Bless you all.
2007-02-06
02:37:26
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You asked me to explain. We Catholics say "In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" because we ask what we are praying for (or thanking God for) in His name.
2007-02-06
03:10:11 ·
update #1
Also, there is somewhere in the bible where Christ shows us that we can find protection in Mary. At the foot of the cross He said, "Behold your Mother, Mother behold your son." To John. That is symbolic. The "son" is the world. Us.
2007-02-06
03:12:08 ·
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The rosary wasn't "invented"! I was given to Saint Dominic by Mary, the Mother of Jesus! And we don't pray TO the saints and Mary. We pray through them. We ask them to pray for us and to ask Jesus to grant our requests. I hope I cleared your very blurry vision of the Catholic Church.
2007-02-09
05:27:11 ·
update #3