Amen. WWG1WGA πβοΈ
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You quote where I mentioned Catholics ASK Mary to pray for us then in the paragraph after that you yourself admit that you also ASK your family to pray for you.
So you accuse Catholics of having an intermediary for ASKING Mary to pray for us while also admitting that you also ASK your family to pray for you and, by your own definition, use your family as an intermediary.
I don't agree with your definition but simply pointing out your contradiction.
Then you appear to say that one can't ask someone else to pray for you if they don't know you or know what your going through. Since we're asking for scriptural (am I doing it right?) proof can you point out the part where we can ask for prayer from those we know and can not from those we don't know?
In regard to "feasts". This is done everyday all around the world in celebration for graduations, weddings....all kinds of stuff. Since when is dedicating a feast to anyone a sign of warship or an acknowledgment of recognition of a false deity?
As a Catholic I have never heard of the rest of what you mentioned being taught as Catholic doctrine. As a result I won't chase ghosts. I hope you don't expect people to entertain any random accusation without you having to provide some proof.