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A-yeah, right.

I'm not quite sure which branch of Catholicism you're talking about here, but that second paragraph isn't true at all. What with being a Catholic for all of my life, I know a few things about it.

In all my years of going to church, too, we've only prayed to God (and Jesus, who can be considered God). The Priest and the Monseigneur say GOD forgives us of our sins. All of our hymns in the hymnals have some mention or other of GOD forgiving us of all of our sins.

Can you be a bit more specific about what us Catholics pray to BESIDES God or Jesus or the Holy Spirit? Do you mean the Pope? We don't pray to him, thank you. We don't pray to the Vatican, or to JFK, either, just because they're strong Catholic symbols (well, not JFK so much...). We don't pray to BUILDINGS or to a guy who ISN'T GOD.

If you mean the Eucharist (aka, Communion), in which we do partake of eating little slices of bread and sipping wine, then that's not really praying or worship.

So please, please tell me what we worship and pray to besides God. I have to know these things.

PS- We don't pray to Mary, either. She's just high up there 'cuz she's the Mother of Christ and all.

PSS- I know you didn't mean any offense by your post, but seriously, Catholicism IS a Christian faith. It's the LARGEST Christian faith. Get your facts straight.